Sentence examples for responsible for themes from inspiring English sources

However, it is possible that this mix is also responsible for themes and recommendations that would not otherwise have come up.

MA conceived of the study design, generated the research question, conducted the interviews with respondents, audiotaped and transcribed the interviews, and was responsible for themes coding and content analysis, interpretation of the results and discussion and the drafting of the manuscript.

The band responsible for the theme to The Sopranos played a gig at Brixton prison in 2008 to coincide with the 30th anniversary of Rock Against Racism, a movement created by musicians in the 1970s to dissuade young people from engaging in racist behaviour.

The DJ duo is also responsible for the theme for the FOX show "Bones".

And it was Disraeli who was responsible for three key themes of social responsibility, localism and pragmatism which, above all, explain the resurgence of the Conservative party under David Cameron.

In Charles K. Wolfe's 1996 biography of The Louvin Brothers, 'In Close Harmony,' Charlie Louvin is quoted recalling that co-writer Buddy Bain was responsible for the basic theme of the composition: "The song was his idea, something he came up with after they dropped the big one.

Nevertheless, as the researcher is responsible for reporting selected themes of the participants' descriptions, it is noticeable that phenomenology has a degree of objectivity the selection of objects of the subjects' experiences (Creswell 2013; Maxwell 2012).

I got the job and was responsible for introducing health themes into all areas of Techniquest's educational programme, such as the science theatre, laboratory, discovery room, exhibit area, and outreach programme.

Eventually, the story that Williams was responsible for designing the theme pavilion made it back home and took root.

And it's the strain of thought responsible for the Wright-themed advertising proposal that the New York Times exposed Thursday morning.

The successful ones who don't end up choreographing a fight scene to a Queen song that I'm holding directly responsible for inspiring the theme tune of the BBC One teatime atrocity I Love My Country.