Sentence examples for theme achieving from inspiring English sources

For the majority of women who participated in this study, particularly the primiparous women and the woman who had achieved a vaginal birth after caesarean (VBAC), they reflected positively upon their experience of labour and vaginal birth, describing the experience as "empowering" and "beautiful" as described in sub theme Achieving a vaginal birth.

The analysis of the study created a theme "Achieving adherence to self-care" followed by five sub-themes; Creating knowledge through practice; Creating a desire among the parents and children to be cooperative; Capturing the diversity of the whole family; Achieving practical application by the medically unskilled family; Obtaining an overall picture of the family.

Each box is a variation on a volumetric theme achieved by one or two adjustments to a container that is usually open at the top and always measures three feet high and five feet across and deep.

While artists focused on Australian themes achieved the most renown within Australia, other artists subsequently followed international avant-garde trends—from Pop art to conceptual art to postmodernism.

The scherzos (third movements) are based on dance rhythms, but they vary greatly in tempo, and their pounding, insistent themes achieve a gigantic or primeval quality in the later symphonies.

C. 1480 Würzburg, Germany August 1528 Halle Matthias Grünewald, original name Mathis Gothardt (born c. 1480, Würzburg, bishopric of Würzburg [Germany] died August 1528, Halle, archbishopric of Magdeburg) one of the greatest German painters of his age, whose works on religious themes achieve a visionary expressiveness through intense colour and agitated line.

All major themes achieved consensus.

Ostracism emerged as the second major theme under the global theme of achieving sociocultural dominance.

With respect to the theme of achieving more peaceful and transcendent states of mind, Schopenhauer believes that music achieves this by embodying the abstract forms of feelings, or feelings abstracted from their particular everyday circumstances.

Readers will note that the book covers a number of important topics relating to common solid malignancies with the overall theme of achieving an optimal approach and therefore optimal results for our patients.

In Australia 'the protection of vulnerable children... [has been] a powerful and persuasive theme' in achieving smokefree car laws,[ 32] but most countries do not yet have such laws.