Sentence examples for themes a question from inspiring English sources
Schlesinger's next two films dealt with Cold War themes: A Question of Attribution (1992), made for BBC TV, concerned Anthony Blunt James Foxx), the real-life British art historian who was revealed to have been a Soviet spy; The Innocent (1993) focused on the internecine deception between a British (Anthony Hopkins) and an American (Campbell Scott) intelligence agent in Berlin.
Students then convert each theme into a question that they could ask their interviewees regarding a specific event from that decade.
"Will Arabs be able to form real democracies?" (or some variation on that theme) is a question I am frequently asked these days.
They identified emergent themes on a question-by-question basis.
Continuing with the Hitler theme, here's a question: can swastikas be funny?
Then Cameron continued with his drugs-based theme, saying that a question from Michael Meacher, once a candidate for Labour's deputy leadership, suggested the effects of "mind-altering substances".
If a teacher repeated a theme that was disrupted by a different theme when responding to a question, the utterances were counted as separate units.
For example, as part of the Participatory Action Research a wide range of stakeholders developed affinity diagrams and the commonest theme for responses to a question about the aims of the chiropractic service was: ' For the Aboriginal Corporation Medical Service to be a recognised place that the community can go to get pain relief without medications'.
Some books and other projects have an interrogative theme and may include a question mark in the title to emphasize this.
As "a statement followed by a question," the theme is a "provocation," Mr. Adams said, asking potential Camry buyers if they are "ready to see what it can do for you".
The fourth type of cross national studies are those that show a fundamental theoretical orientation, with a specific theme or question as a focus of analysis (Marmor et al 2005: 341 - 2) [ 34].
