Sentence examples for in both theme from inspiring English sources
Though somewhat recherché in both theme and treatment, Scarpia is, like nearly everything else he has written in the past 49 years, a pleasure to read.
Some of these motifs and, perhaps, the early treatment of landscape itself may derive in both theme and style from foreign sources, particularly China's northern nomadic neighbours.
Though based in both theme and style on Chinese models, it nevertheless is Japanese in character; heavier lines, sharper contrasts of dark and light tones, and a flatter effect of space are employed than was customary in Sung painting.
The long poem Moya rodoslovnaya (1964; "My Family Tree"), the title of which alludes to a poem by Aleksandr Pushkin from 1830, is marked by ambitious but assured experimentation in both theme and technique.
During the next two years she contributed further poems and prose to the magazine, including "The Doer, a Story in the Russian Manner", which foreshadows her later novels in both theme and style.
Making a random list: Lacking in both theme or ranking, this one just throws around ideas and leaves the reader to draw their own conclusions.
A new theme emerging in both facilities was that the nursing executive played a major role in implementing patient-centered initiatives.
Beginning with Oscar Hammerstein and Jerome Kern's Show Boat in 1927 and proceeding by way of the Rogers and Hammerstein musicals to the work of Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim, the musical exhibited a growing sophistication and maturity in both themes and techniques.
In the pre-clinical course, a higher A-level tariff point average was independently predictive of a better performance in both Themes A&B (together with older age) and Themes C&D (together with female gender and Home/EU fee status).
In order to represent the merged data graphically we estimated confidence intervals around the proportions for key patient characteristics in both strands, themes (in the qualitative strand) and corresponding thematic variables (in the quantitative strand).
"The Line of Beauty" was a very Jamesian book, both in theme and in style, but it stropped its edges on the hard concerns of contemporary English society.
