Sentence examples for reference to themes from inspiring English sources

He regards the term "post-colonial" in reference to themes in his work as "a cliché".

Klein's fast outer movements are full of vibrant rhythms and wild touches that give the piece an almost defiant sound, yet its central slow movement — variations on a plaintive Moravian folk tune — is gritty and brooding, with glancing references to themes from Verdi's Requiem and Mahler's "Kindertotenlieder".

A provisional thematic framework identifying key issues, concepts and themes was developed, so that the data could be examined and referenced to themes through coding.

This was followed by coding of the interview data through a provisional thematic framework identifying key issues, concepts and themes so that the data could be examined and referenced to themes.

[Total number of participant references to theme].

Themes for the present study were developed without direct reference to the themes found in the Canadian studies [ 12, 13].

Analyzing the fundamental constraints to UGS provision offers hints for improvements which are relevant to other compact cities. Twenty-five current issues regarding institutional and spatial limitations were evaluated with reference to three themes: open-space planning standards, urban-design guidelines and urban-greening governance.

The texts were then re-read with specific reference to the themes to confirm their appropriateness within context and to look for conflicting examples.

With specific reference to the themes addressed in this publication, the interview guide explored how women and guérisseurs construct and define what constitutes a lactating problem and what prevention and treatment options they resort to in case of need.

The author-developed freetext questionnaire (Additional file 2) was developed by the author with reference to key themes in literature on end of life care (6 items) and e-learning (2 items), and tested for face validity with the ABC course facilitators and piloted with research colleagues before being administered to study participants.

Mr. Rondeau added that the sculptures make loose reference to the theme of water, which has been important to the artist.