Sentence examples for defines the theme from inspiring English sources

At first, this paper defines the theme (title) of the document.

Katie Perone of the Loyola Greyhound said the song "clearly defines the theme of the record: Britney's growing up, and wants to do her own thing".

From explosions of color in paintings by Mary Addison Hackett to color management in Janet Bothne's two-piece diptych paintings; in minimalist sculpture by Alice Clements to abstract sculptural inventions of Julie Schustack, contrast defines the theme.

Hoskins defines the theme of the book in the first chapter, arguing that a landscape historian needs to use botany, physical geography and natural history as well as historical knowledge to interpret any given scene fully.

Thematic analysis in analytic approach that identifies, reviews and defines the themes or patterns found in the dataset, by searching across the data for repeated patterns of meaning [ 59].

Students should discuss their understanding of the poem within their group to create a list of common interpretations, then as a group, define the theme of the poem.

The questionnaire used in this research constitutes of a preamble and 02 parts the preamble had an as objective to define the theme of research, it equally constituted of some personal information of the respondents such as: age, gender, present occupation in the enterprise.

He defined the theme as "a calendar for unlearned men" illustrating the doctrines and history of the Christian faith, its introduction to Britain and its protection by princes and bishops.

BAGHDAD, Iraq, 10 March 2010 – UNICEF's Iraq office recently held a strategic meeting with its official counterparts in Baghdad to define the theme and parameters of the office's 2011-14 Country Programme of Cooperation with the Government of Iraq.

Topic modeling lets the data define the themes of each filing.

"Successive waves of movies and TV shows have driven British interest, and defined the themes that consumers want," she added.