Sentence examples for thematically connected from inspiring English sources

Each episode is thematically connected, but there is no plot that provides a satisfyingly cohesive whole.

We could make a freeze frame that was thematically connected to the episode".

It is thematically connected to the other narratives, yet they seem perfectly intelligible without it.

This sequel is far more confident and sharply focused, with the songs thematically connected in subtle ways.

The virtuoso novel is an arrangement of temporally and geographically distinct but thematically connected encounters with the sacred.

The purest theatrical three-parters are probably The Norman Conquests and The Oresteia because each instalment is narratively and thematically connected to the others.

Thomas and Provo especially enjoyed the use of wordless cutscenes to create a coherent story and thematically connect the zones.

His new documentary, "The Spirit of '45," which opened in Britain in March, can be connected thematically to "The Angels Sharee".

Executive producer J. H. Wyman later commented in an interview that "the 'White Tulip' stuff is all connected thematically because that was the episode where Walter believes in God," and further explained that these themes would return again in the season three finale.

Though every element connects thematically, more or less, the production feels overpadded with plot.

After the String Quartet No. 5 (1991), which connects thematically with earlier works, Tippett closed his main output with The Rose Lake (1993), described in Tippett's Daily Telegraph obituary as "of luminous beauty ... a worthy ending to a remarkable career".