Sentence examples for nature of the theme from inspiring English sources
The deliberately controversial nature of the theme is designed to open up the discussion to people who perhaps had not considered the future of church buildings.
This happened especially in an energized dismantling of Harold Arlen's "Get Happy," in which he used the insistent, hammering nature of the theme to his advantage and improvised a long, tense, behind-the-beat solo that was almost all windup before a brief, heavily chorded detonation.
The self-referential nature of the theme, the method and the working environment encouraged the students to take a more philosophical approach to the design problem.
After independent content analysis of themes by RM and BN, for nine major themes there was clear agreement between the two authors on the nature of the theme.
And Mr. Wheeldon doesn't rise to the nature of the theme-and-variations format as well as choreographers like Jerome Robbins or Twyla Tharp (never mind Balanchine or Ashton).
BOOMERANG EFFECT (15 letters — yes!!) seemed like a good revealer, hinting at the back-and-forth nature of the themed entries.
A close relationship between orchestration and architecture dominates these works, with the orchestration contributing as much to the tonal colouring as do the harmonies and tonalities and the changing nature of the themes.
The following examples illustrate the theory described above and demonstrate the connected nature of the themes shown in our coding template.
Given the pre-determined nature of the themes, as described above, we employed a content analysis approach to the analysis of the interview data.
Once all the data is coded by the index system the research team will discuss the resulting thematic framework and examine the nature of the themes and concepts, mapping out relationships and exploring relevant theory to provide explanations for the findings.
One household exemplifies the complex nature of this theme; this household was managing well, but the head herself was essentially a figurehead.
