Sentence examples for theme structure from inspiring English sources
Character, theme, structure, plot: all emerge from an early sense of atmosphere.
We are a story seemingly without direction or theme, structure or meaning -- a generation defined negatively against what came before us.
As Shakespeare's first full-length tragedy, it owes much of its theme, structure, and language to Thomas Kyd's The Spanish Tragedy, which was a huge success in the late 1580s.
If you mean a novel in which women are human beings — with all the variety of character and behavior that implies — and are also interesting and important, and what happens to them is crucial to the theme, structure and plot of the book, then yes.
Although we have used this three theme structure to organise our analysis, participants' individual experiences were much more varied and complex than this simple categorisation might suggest.
There were elements of reciprocity between some reported facilitators and the aforementioned barrier themes (Table 2), but enough discrepancies to warrant a separate theme structure for facilitators (Table 4).
A number of different basic theme structures were created by the first author; these themes were created after repeatedly reading the responses and identifying common elements amongst them.
His explosion of theme-solos-theme structure to put a new improvised structure in its place means a raising of the intuitive stakes.
These three themes structure the present entry.
The presentation of science results from the mission follows the life cycle of gas in galaxies as grouped into five themes: Structure of the interstellar medium, First steps in interstellar chemistry, Formation of stars and planets, Solar system results and Evolved stellar envelopes.
He maintained his popularity through music which displayed an extraordinary variety of themes, structure, tempo and rhythm and an authentic, emotional connection that transcended mere craft, exemplified in his signature classic, "Oh, Pretty Woman," recorded on August 1st, 1964.
