Sentence examples for theme defining from inspiring English sources

Labour had no central theme, defining what it stood for.

In a panel discussion on the theme "Defining the Future We Want," Jean Charest, a former premier of Quebec, suggested that states, cities and provinces are now addressing climate change in ways that many national leaders are not.

In case you missed your chance to present at O'Reilly's Web 2.0 Expo, which wrapped up last week in San Francisco, Kevin Werbach's Supernova conference is gearing up for its own launch on June 20-22 at the Westin St. Francis in San Francisco under the theme Defining the New Network.

The theme defining the process of living with prolapse and women's experiences was labelled 'process of comprehension and action'.

The theme defining the process of women's experiences of living with prolapse and its influence on daily life was labelled the 'process of comprehension and action'.

The first theme, "Defining the yoga intervention" included subthemes of intervention parameters (six items), minimum numeric values of intervention parameters (five items), and appropriateness of the intervention to a musculoskeletal population (five items).

The majority of Puccini's operas illustrate a theme defined in Il tabarro: "Chi ha vissuto per amore, per amore si morì" ("He who has lived for love, has died for love").

Written by Murray Grindlay, the godfather of New Zealand jingles, the Kiwiburger theme defined what New Zealanders (the ones that could stomach beetroot, at least) were best known for at the time.

The stories and advice of these leaders reflect five main themes: defining success for yourself, managing technology, building support networks at work and at home, traveling or relocating selectively, and collaborating with your partner.

Their stories and advice reflect five main themes: defining success for yourself, managing technology, building support networks at work and at home, traveling or relocating selectively, and collaborating with your partner.

Thematic analysis includes six phases: familiarizing with data (e.g., reading the data), generating initial codes (e.g., coding interesting features), searching for themes (e.g., collating codes into potential themes), reviewing themes (e.g., checking codes represent the themes), defining and naming themes (e.g., refining analysis), and producing the report.