Sentence examples for thematically from which from inspiring English sources

This template was then used as a guide in the second stage of analysis in which transcripts were analyzed by practice thematically from which a series of key and sub-themes emerged inductively.

He has always worked that way, by making extensive commitments of time and energy to a particular place or group of people, from which a thematically linked series of images emerges.

Calcio begins with the foundation by the British in 1893 of the Genoa Cricket and Football Club (from which Italians were banned), but then advances thematically with chapters on everything from the referees to the fans and from fantasisti to football's intimate entanglement with Italian politics.

The well-read Perlman may have had in mind Stephen Dedalus's line in "Ulysses" about history's being a nightmare from which he was trying to awake, but will any reader find this dream plausible rather than just thematically convenient?

Thematically, the dances that she has made since leaving Urban Bush Women in 2008 often confront the troubled history of her native Zimbabwe, from which she's been in self-exile since 1989.

from which they originated.

Many of the songs, which range thematically from the sacred to the sublime -- the woman can write a love song like no other -- are about New York, but they could be about anywhere, any city, any community of friends.

They decided to hang the works alphabetically, rather than chronologically or thematically — which has revealed some unexpected juxtapositions.

This show proceeds more thematically than chronologically, which makes sense because Courbet didn't really proceed in a linear manner.

Data were analyzed thematically using 'Framework Analysis' which incorporated dyadic factors to address couple issues.

Questions ranged thematically from demographics to attitudes and perceptions of data sharing and utilization.