Sentence examples for developed themes from inspiring English sources

It may be in such moments that Monogram movies are most like themselves: not so much attempts to tell shapely stories with rounded characters and fully developed themes, but collections of bits, character turns and genre set pieces.

The education pack developed themes that had been identified through a series of schools workshops that were held in 2010 and 2011 that highlighted some of the concerns of young people in Wales ie. settlement, food supply, critical infrastructure, health and wellbeing.

Philosopher José Ortega y Gasset developed themes from criticism and psychology (Meditaciones del Quijote [1914; "Meditations on Quixote"]) to national problems (España invertebrada [1921; Invertebrate Spain]) and international concerns (El tema de nuestro tiempo [1923; The Modern Theme], La rebelión de las masas [1929; The Revolt of the Masses]).

The developed themes were verified repeatedly against the digital recordings.

Extracts of data from the interviews (primary data) and literature (secondary data) were categorised under the initially developed themes.

The authors then aggregated similar narratives and developed themes that represented the beliefs, opinions and understandings of the clinicians.

The thus developed theme of the relationship between angiogenesis and the immune system was further substantiated in human tumors.

Critics claim the review has so far been better at developing themes than specific polices.

Within these formal types he develops themes powerful in their simplicity and monolithic in harmonic expanse.

In developing themes from their own lives, these directors also develop themes of the times; they see themselves and their characters in context and draw out the implications of their stories boldly and unsparingly.

After a slow start, developing themes of alienation, the work comes to life about halfway through and turns truly compelling.