Sentence examples for making a thematic from inspiring English sources

Making a thematic threesome with these books is "Private Newport: At Home and in the Garden," by Bettie Bearden Pardie, with photographs by Mick Hales (Bullfinch Press, $40).

He finished Kubah in two months, first making a thematic overview for each chapter and then developing it further while writing.

Even the brevity of her appearances, often at arm's length, seemingly in a world of her own, makes a thematic point, underlining the subordination of the child that is at the heart of the tragedy: we don't know what to do with her.

Using the full data set and discussions CR made a Thematic Map.

Each researcher made a thematic analysis of the data, and coded them for quite specific concepts of EBP that has been extracted from the literature (believes, feelings, knowledge, implementation, usefulness, practice).

Dramatic lighting often adds to the fragmentary effect caused by the panels in the set, therefore making an overall thematic statement about the ways in which Alice was compartmentalized by the government and segmented by society.

Last weekend, and avoiding the temptation to make a lugubrious thematic connection, I attended my first and probably last Dutch Classical Music Meeting.

"Source Code" depends on something other than fate, which makes it a thematic (if lesser) cousin to "Groundhog Day," the great 1993 Harold Ramis comedy about a dyspeptic weatherman (Bill Murray) who reaches enlightenment after he repeats the same day until he gets it right.

Subsequently, the same researcher who conducted the interviews made a more detailed thematic analysis using atlas.ti.

In a May 1967 review published by The Times, the music critic William Mann made a similar observation, indicating a thematic connection between the title track, its reprise and "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!", while suggesting that – aside from those songs – the album's "unity is slightly specious".

The piece, called "Firestorm," integrates audio and video storytelling into the text, making it both a thematic and visual counterpoint to the New York Times "Snowfall" from last year.