Sentence examples for thematic vision from inspiring English sources

Chekhov's plays can feel desultory, but there's not a moment in any of his masterpieces in which his thematic vision isn't deepening.

Emergence Remixed stays true to this thematic vision while other artists layer in dancefloor-worthy drum and bass or inject fuller sounds with synthesizer work and their own unique styles.

Judis has a piece up that makes a point similar to the one in my story "Obama's Lost Year": the President has to explain his agenda in broad thematic terms, setting his vision of the future against the opposition's past, as Reagan did when he was in trouble in 1982.

Still, certain thematic obsessions emerge; questions of vision and perception, for instance, come up often.

Through visual communication, these boards provide clarity and vision for a thematic concept derived from design briefs.

Voters, their surveys show, are not impressed with thematic advertising that highlights values or vision.

The integration of vision-based interfaces with thematic virtual environments encourages the development of novel applications and services regarding rehabilitation activities.

According to this methodological application, the actual Delphi expert interviews and conclusions (about scenarios, visions, missions, strategies or thematic conclusions) are presented to the subject matter experts (from different scientific fields), which once more discuss the Delphi results and evaluate the relevance of key findings of the study.

This version of the film cuts out chunks of complication and inserts surveillance cameras in and around Andrew's manse, which adds screens within screens (some in green-hued night vision) though nothing of actual thematic interest.

Harrower's five novels have an almost relentless thematic consistency and a strikingly similar darkness of vision.

But a second thematic thread emerges, particularly through Brooker's darkest visions, and gets to the heart of what this future is, and who it's for.