Sentence examples for theme from which from inspiring English sources

"I chose the theme of nature as a very broad-based theme from which we could pull from all over our collection," said Peter Barnet, the exhibition creator and organizer, as well as the medieval art curator at the Met.

In August 2013 the British government stepped in via its British Business Bank initiative to invest £5 million through MarketInvoice's platform (in addition to other P2P lenders), as part of a wider bid to pump liquidity into an otherwise stagnant credit market for SMEs — a theme from which all of the U.K.'s alternative lenders are benefiting.

Pick a mood, theme, or idea from which to organize your playlist.

There are five themes from which to assemble one's meal, with an appetizer, main course and dessert offered beneath each rubric.

These are the universal themes from which My Struggle draws its abundance, and since there is no narrative requirement to attenuate them, Knausgaard finds himself in the position of being able to write about modern middle-class private life with a compendiousness and precision that are entirely singular and new.

To describe the experience of mothers whose pregnancies were complicated with HELLP syndrome (hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelets) and to determine if such experiences could be clustered by common themes from which a model could emerge.

Categories were organized into the identified sub-themes from which overarching themes were ultimately derived.

Analysis of the seven interviews yielded 29 sub-themes from which seven major themes emerged.

Abstracted analytical themes were then created by combining similar descriptive themes, from which frequency effect sizes could be calculated.

When searching for themes, we assembled codes into potential themes and considered how these could be combined as sub-themes from which overarching themes could be derived.

The data structure is presented in Table 2, highlighting the themes from which the inferences were developed.