Sentence examples for development of this theme from inspiring English sources

The first novelistic development of this theme was Christoph Martin Wieland's Geschichte des Agathon (1766 67; History of Agathon).

In the development of this theme by Virgil, Aeneas and the Etruscans can be seen as representing the gods of sovereignty and war, and the Latins representing the gods of fecundity.

In Virgil's development of this theme, Aeneas and the Etruscans can be seen as representing the gods of sovereignty and war, and the Latins as representing the gods of fecundity.

In a further development of this theme, as part of other rituals, the two kings were reduced to a single figure who underwent a process of repeated death and resurrection.

An earlier development of this theme (Southerland et al. [2001]) included similar reasons for demarcation between belief and acceptance but added a further argument based on ethical concerns.

However, since Baumgarten himself does not give as much emphasis to the emotional aspect of the experience of art in his Aesthetica as his earlier Meditations might lead us to expect, perhaps because it remained incomplete, we will return to Meier's development of this theme only after we have considered Baumgarten's mature work.

The publication of this conceptual framework has been pivotal to the development of this research theme in dentistry.

Was there a need for the camera to hover on the severing, in terms of the development of the theme of separation?

Aides said that Cameron's focus on creating a "land of opportunity" was a development of the theme of last year's conference speech in which he pledged to create an "aspiration nation".

However, the development of the theme is terrific, as we learn the friendship of Homer Simpson is worse than the antagonism of Homer Simpson".

The coding and thematic framework was developed by one researcher and so offers room for the replication and development of these themes in future work.