Sentence examples for thematically like from inspiring English sources
The two brief plays manoeuvre and shimmy around each other, both structurally and thematically, like reluctant dance partners.
The campaign, which has an extensive list of endorsements from local officials, is organizing supporters thematically, like "Health Care Workers for Hillary" and, of course, "Women for Hillary".
Thematically, like Obama, Richardson also represents change.
Hanson's story proceeds both chronologically and thematically in chapters like "Armor" and "Ships".
At the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, 250 South Grand Avenue, (213) 621-2766, the featured exhibition through Aug. 20 is "The Social Scene," more than 300 documentary photographs from the 1930's through the 80's by photographers from Diane Arbus to Garry Winogrand, grouped thematically on topics like "American Icons" and "Character Studies".
The "citizen science" model proves useful to many thematically distinctive fields, like ornithology, astronomy, and phenology.
Since ad hoc policy-making can peter out unless the public sees changes being thematically interconnected -- like the "New Deal" -- we linked proposals to these core values of Progressive Patriotism.
Others are tied thematically to the sea, like the John Paul Jones at No. 417.
It is laid out thematically — according to questions like "Art (What's It Good For)?," "Nothingness?," "Death?" and "Love?" — bringing considerable lucidity to a genre that can seem otherwise bewilderingly diverse and elliptical.
The show is organized thematically with monumental projects, like Algue and Clouds, clustered in the Grande Nef, while their work for offices, schools and other public spaces is in another gallery, and their designs for the home in a third.
Charitably, you could accept that using different filename formats is thematically appropriate, and something like eps1.3_da3m0ns.mightight even stymie amateur attempts to search the web for illegal downloads of Mr Robot, a sort of baked-in anti-hacking device.
