Sentence examples for thematically of from inspiring English sources

The bull film reminded me thematically of "Forna," about the cock in the garden, and I told him so.

PHOTOS: Best albums of 2012 | Randall Roberts The record, which overtly addresses issues of race in three song titles – "New Slaves," "Black Skinhead" and "Blood on the Leaves" – is the hardest, most abrasive record, both musically and thematically, of his career.

||Articles could be coded to multiple topics These topics were coded thematically Of the 1468 articles we found describing health research evidence, African jurisdictions accounted for 389 articles, jurisdictions in the Americas accounted for 356 articles, Asian jurisdictions accounted for 523 articles, and Eastern Mediterranean jurisdictions accounted for 200 articles.

The songs of Insane Clown Posse center thematically on the mythology of the Dark Carnival, a metaphoric limbo in which the lives of the dead are judged by one of several entities.

J.K. Rowling was herself no stranger to unwanted advances, as she fended off accusations that parts of her stories were thematically derivative of those of other writers.

Thematically, Hill of Doors is of a piece with Robertson's superb 2010 collection The Wrecking Light, which was shortlisted for the big three prizes (Forward, Costa and TS Eliot).

Besides misconceiving the parks thematically, many of the regional governments misunderstood the level of financial commitment required to make a park successful, analysts said.

Trashed by critics after its release, the film has since been lauded as technically groundbreaking and thematically ahead of its time, as it revolves around the then-taboo subject of an interracial love triangle and an adulterous one at that.

One thing is certain: Ms. Butler has done Ms. Dumas no favors by installing her work thematically instead of chronologically.

(This remains the most thematically coherent of the original's seven sequels, The Force Awakens lacking both Bea Arthur doing a recipe, and a miniaturised Jefferson Starship).

Forty-one stories are gathered together here, arranged neither chronologically nor thematically, most of them clever and accomplished, none staking a claim to classic status.