"capture the theme" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to accurately convey or represent the main idea or message of something. Example: The author was able to capture the theme of love and loss in her novel, leaving readers with a profound sense of emotion.
We hope that parents, teachers and young people themselves will use this contest to explore and capture the theme from their own unique perspective," invited Mr. Olsen.
Here the examples demonstrate breadth of the individuals own view point and interpretation of the probe; however, the profile and it's coding process still manages to capture the theme.
The digitally-driven photo contest invites the public to submit their work that best capture the theme "Hands are for Caring, Not Hitting" by emailing their entries to [email protected].
Cohort 2 received a new itemised questionnaire (Additional file 1) that retained the highly rated items from cohort 1's first questionnaire, consolidating closely related items, with new questions formulated to capture the themes from the qualitative analysis.
A combination of direct quotes and paraphrases was used to capture the themes of the interviews.
Parent categories were derived to capture the themes that dominated participants' responses to the questions.
Having followed the above procedure we then reviewed the data again to capture the themes that emerged from the text.
Two authors independently coded the studies to capture the themes within the original studies relating to women's experiences of their physical body during pregnancy and postpartum.
One work that captured the theme of dialogue was "Being Chongqing" by Hetain Patel, who was born in Britain.
Cardinal Egan expressed his condolences to the families of those who died, then gave a talk that captured the theme of the night.
That pretty much captures the theme last week at DICE, the annual conference here that routinely draws a higher concentration of top game executives and designers than any other.
