Sentence examples for thematically from from inspiring English sources

Radio Silence isn't a dramatic departure tonally or thematically from Solitaire but it's just as strong.

Weidman was also one of the first to expand modern dance thematically from its concern with the individual to include observations on society.

Along with this scientific mastering of the information comes something like a wariness of narrative naïveté: such writers frequently move back and forth in time, plucking and massing details thematically, from different periods in and outside the camps.

Is "The Grand Tour" a departure thematically from other shows?

In his speech, the King segued thematically from the statement of outreach to Algeria to his broader aspirations for pan-African integration.

Here you'll find maps from New Amsterdam to the present day, but the cartographic focus is on the 20th and 21st centuries, arranged thematically from commerce, water, transportation, military, and crime.

25 We reanalysed these data thematically for references from the patient or carer to the specific needs of the family carers, and then mapped these over time from diagnosis to death.

Thematically borrowing from Coltrane's A Love Supreme, the composition possesses an intense, devotional air and more densely packed playing from Hamilton.

The second - Dunkirk apart - is an anti-climactic tying up of events, thematically jumping from The Go-Between to The English Patient and explaining its own novelistic techniques through the same character, latterly taking the form of Vanessa Redgrave.

And ministers will lean on banks to lend more to small businesses one of the previous government's signal failures.There are also signs that Mr Osborne has listened to calls to rebalance the economy, both thematically (away from financial services) and geographically (in favour of the poorer regions beyond England's prosperous south-east).

Nonetheless, it entails events thematically different from one culture to another.