Sentence examples for thematically as from inspiring English sources

The influence of family, and the effects of one generation on the next, are thematically as important as the way hidden power is used.

Over the last few weeks we've been concentrating on the attack and encouraging you to think thematically as well as to calculate concrete variations.

Working from a modest set of learned works published since the mid-1980's, Wills assembles a condensed history of the papacy designed to culminate thematically as well as chronologically in the Second Vatican Council.

Perhaps more logically, however, the show's entertaining catalog, written by Dea Birkett, herself a prolific travel writer, organizes the women thematically, as, for example, adventurers, companions, scholars, writers and artists.

Trains featured thematically, as images of escape or deliverance, in four of these five brief encounters.

Instead of detailing its definitions and applications, panelists approached the law almost thematically, as analogous to other types of parameters that can animate or hinder design.

Certainly one can imagine nobody who could better weave the complicated threads of war-torn Indochina into a novel as linear, as thematically compact and as enjoyable as The Quiet American.

Interviews were transcribed and analysed both thematically and as narratives.

The discussion audio-recordings and detailed notes were also thematically coded as above.

What Pietsch has produced is a stunning if clearly incomplete novel, as thematically daring as anything that Foster Wallace attempted.

"Prometheus Bound," commonly attributed to Aeschylus although scholars have serious doubts, is about as thematically large as fiction can get.