Is there anything else that you want your health care providers to write about? 2. Show the participant the "characteristics" themes and say, "The health care providers that we have talked to have told us that they want a note about a patient to have these characteristics".
Wedekind's characteristic theme in his dramas was the antagonism of the elemental force of sex to the philistinism of society.
Lines like "The characteristic theme of the works of Burroughs is the rubicon, and hence the futility, of modernist sexuality" just don't ring true to me, sir, in all my glorious ignorance.
True, Karajan can be a little plump, a little Teutonic; his slow, ponderous reading of Falstaff's characteristic theme after "Va, vecchio John" is an example of a touch that may not be to everyone's taste.
In his interview with The Economist he sought to explain Britain's recent economic travails, and to pitch for another term in office, by referring to a characteristic theme: the challenges and opportunities of globalisation.He describes the financial crunch of 2008-09 as the "first crisis of globalisation".
The idea that linguistic form is autonomous, and more specifically that syntactic form (rather than, say, phonological form) is autonomous, is a characteristic theme of the Essentialists.
Spielberg's characteristic theme of communication is partnered with the ideal of mutual understanding: he has suggested that the story's central alien-human friendship is an analogy for how real-world adversaries can learn to overcome their differences.
His ambition: to write a space fantasy epic combining the characteristic themes of JRR Tolkien and EE "Doc Smithh.
And while it is one thing for a novelist to have characteristic themes and preoccupations, it is another to plough the same furrow.
While embodying various characteristic themes and his love of theatrical collaboration, Mike Leigh's last movie, the delightful Topsy-Turvy, differs from his previous works by virtue of its colourful milieu and focus on professional success.
