Sentence examples for thematic grouping from inspiring English sources

None-the-less the categories identified appeared to be robust with multiple root causes fitting into each thematic grouping.

"Body Madness" is a great name for the latest in Danspace Project's series of platforms — a thematic grouping of performances, usually organized by an invited artist.

In a thematic grouping of works from the permanent collection, a consideration of the black-and-white starkness of cut-paper designs is expanded to photographs, drawings, and sculpture.

Though the present exhibition is arranged chronologically, it begins with a thematic grouping of artworks in various media from 1974 to 1976, each with a text component that includes the phrase "Like most everybody else".

Ink painting of one kind or another dominates the first room of the show, which includes one or two examples of work by all six artists; it is a thematic grouping, though the three exhibition themes (Diversity, Stylistic Origins and Outside In) don't really help us interpret the material.

The Parkett multiples are part of a thematic grouping called Recent Projects, essentially a random selection of artworks by a grab bag of famous international artists who just happened to make a print, a book or a multiple — Damien Hirst, say — rather than artists committed to those mediums.

However, after discussing a little more they decided to re-order the cards considering thematic groups as health, beauty and craftwork (they mentioned the groupings found in commercial phone directories as examples).

Works will be organized chronologically in 14 thematic groups.

One of the key thematic groups that has been set up will address wildlife crime.

The pictures are arranged in seven thematic groups: Family, Responsibility, Conservation, Tolerance, Human Rights, Hope and Change.

Interestingly, the photographs gathered in First Pictures fall into four distinct thematic groups.