Sentence examples for thematically that from inspiring English sources

"I love working with writers that are directors because you can talk to them about things, thematically, that are in the script, and actually have them play out in the show," he said.

"It got at something thematically that I always thought was important.

The book holds together so well thematically that the repetition of the title phrase can feel like an unnecessary contrivance.

Nor is Legion stylistically or thematically that similar to the bevy of blockbuster X-Men films.

On another level, Me thematically explores that period of rediscovered independence that so many experience after a breakup.

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.

At the end, the movie briefly stumbles – dramatically and thematically – but that's a minor detail in a true labour of love.

THE producer Steven Bochco, who has used the composer Mike Post for all of his shows, from "Hill Street Blues" to "N.Y.P.D. Blue," said: "The key week to week is what you did thematically in that very first week.

The roof will be supported by columns that thematically echo the designs of the previous eleven pavilions.

The patios and walkways are adorned with designs that thematically reflect the home's surroundings: suns, fish and boats.

For example, when working with the Wellcome Collection earlier this year we created visitor trails: thematically composed maps that allowed visitors to navigate the space depending on their mood.