Sentence examples for it's thematic from inspiring English sources

Set at the Horizons Sancy nature festival, the installation's environment complemented it's thematic exploration of man's relationship with Mother Earth.

The six performers are the happiest blues singers you'll ever see -- it's thematic that the show begins and ends with "Let the Good Times Roll" -- and each brings a full throat and a flawless sense of pitch to standards like "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man," "I Put a Spell on You" and "I Can't Stop Lovin' You'".

They draw inevitable plaints of anguish and disdain from excluded artists, while testy critics reliably level charges of pandering, when the selection is trendy; tendentiousness, when it is thematic; or incoherence, when it is neither of the above.

It may be thematic overload to make Ames the descendant of wealthy Puritan oppressors and his wife a strictly observant Jew.

It can be simple, such as "trees" or "girl," but it can also be thematic or subconscious, such as "friendship" or "childhood".

It's a thematic minefield that even the dual billing of Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Channing Tatum couldn't salvage from obscurity.

No two songs on the record are much alike — the album reminds me of the haphazardness of the White Album, although it's more thematic than that.

These are the happiest blues singers you'll ever see, and it's a thematic message that the show begins and ends with "Let the Good Times Roll".

Richardson and Dodd will end the war, but otherwise it's more thematic.

But in some ways it's the thematic aspects that stand out most.

"It's the thematic issues — how do you live in a world that is darker than you thought it was?