The subway-voice idea, he thought, could be both funny and thematic, like Mork talking to Orson.
I envisioned something epic and thematic, like Deltron 3030 or Prince Among Thieves, but that would require a lot more than just me, my computer, and a turntable.
But the new park, which had its own ticketing, restaurants and rides and thematic areas like a beach boardwalk and a Hollywood section, was a colossal disappointment.
Opinionator includes regular online columnists (Stanley Fish, Olivia Judson, Timothy Egan, Judith Warner and Dick Cavett); contributing columnists (like Allison Arieff and Errol Morris); thematic series like Home Fires and Happy Days; and Op-Ed page columnists writing specially for the Web (The Conversation with Gail Collins and David Brooks).
The service makes recommendations based on your past viewing history, and offers thematic groupings, like "Trending Now," "Comedies," "TV Dramas," plus things like your "Top Picks" and more, which will have you scrolling down endless rows of suggestions.
ML: Yes, but not main thematic things like that.
It groups the prints into thematic sections like "Speed and Movement," "Urban Life/Urban Dynamism" and "Industry and Labor" as though the artists were Social Realist illustrators.
We'll have a thematic night, like Mexican or Indian, and she's good at creating a meal from drinks to dessert that's all Mexican.
Long before the term "concept album" was coined, Mr. Cash created thematic albums like "Ride This Train" (1960), "Blood, Sweat and Tears" (1963), "Bitter Tears" (1964) and "Johnny Cash Sings Ballads of the True West" (1965).
The book is organized into several thematic sections, like "The Fallen," which shows snapshot displays of lost firefighters pasted up in firehouses, and "Grief," a showcase of the shrines that sprouted on the city's sidewalks in their memory.
For example, when presenting large, thematic exhibitions like "Person of the Crowd: The Contemporary Art of Flânerie," currently on display at the Neuberger, the museum could install one piece in Midtown "to drive attendance up here".
