Sentence examples for thematic sequences from inspiring English sources
And the finale, with its endless thematic sequences, its crushing shafts of sound, its formal segments following each other like so many railway cars, is just too damn long.
The small paintings form tidy thematic sequences — about personal grooming and maintenance, tabloid culture, precaution and fear in times of war, child-rearing — that ask, with a fair degree of wit and a debater's persistence, how far we are willing to go for beauty, security, and entertainment.
Transcripts were first analyzed line by line and divided into sequences representing themes (thematic sequences).
Thematic sequences about barriers, facilitators and incentives to participation were then identified.
The only divergent points are the mandatory order of thematic sequences during the intervention, the limited (six to eight) number of meetings and the obligatory written homework between sessions (which were optional in the original practice).
The term has a positive connotation only in literature; pre-Islāmic Arabic poetry is esteemed by Muslims for its precise and rich vocabulary, sophisticated metrical structures, and fully developed systems of rhyme and thematic sequence.
They combined a thematic structure with chronological sequences to detail the therapeutic journey and the course of consultation.
A clue to the intentions behind both "Home" and "Gilead" — which do not coexist in a relation of chronological sequence or thematic priority, but instead turn together like enmeshed gears impelling a single narrative machine — may lie in that passage from the 78th Psalm.
The content side of the course is considered and a sequence of thematic modules and references are substantiated.
Hazlewood has the ability to create through-composed sequences of genuine thematic development, but also an ear wide enough to suggest that bawdy 18th-century airs and catches share a direct bloodline with ska, grime and dubstep.
While the exact order in which Keats composed the poems is unknown, some critics contend that they form a thematic whole if arranged in sequence.
