Sentence examples for thematically a from inspiring English sources

Would the effect be hypnotic, purgatorial (which would fit thematically), a descent into the meaningless or a koan-like progress to enlightenment?

Thematically, "A Person of Interest" echoes Choi's previous novel, "American Woman," based loosely on the events surrounding the abduction of Patty Hearst.

The decision to organize the biography thematically ("A Writer and the Public," "Ghosts and Artists") is ill considered, and its defenses of Lytton's gawdy prose seem strained.

And "Bring It On" is, structurally as well as thematically, a sports movie, following Torrance and her squad through the anxieties and tribulations of a season aimed toward the climactic national championships in Daytona, Fla.

He forgets himself when he tots up the numbers; this is structurally, as well as thematically, a film about supporting others as you yourself are written out of the picture.

Thematically, a bad superhero movie will pluck from the superficial bullshit that makes a hero recognizable (power and name), and forget the rest.

The data were coded by SCB and YA, and analysed thematically using a framework approach, combining a-priori and emergent themes.

Pizza, hamburgers, salads, sandwiches and the like are dished up from counters in places that are thematically decorated (a "saloon" or a tropical outpost).

Data were analysed thematically using a framework analysis that allowed a systematic process to be followed in the development of knowledge and theory.

Thematic universals are human universals that are engaged thematically by a literary text.

As Habermas and Bluck (2000: 751) suggest, 'One way to explicitly thematically integrate a life narrative is by reference to a central metaphor'.