Sentence examples for themes cited from inspiring English sources
Themes cited for the album include road trips and beer drinking.
Transcripts were coded manually according to the themes cited above.
The other major themes cited as barriers involved being too busy, being distracted or forgetful, and dealing with emergency situations, consistent with other TPB belief-based research [ 8, 11, 14].
One recurring theme, cited by Senator Rudman and Arthur Liman, among others, was that the committees had not done more in some areas because of an assumption that Walsh would wage a more vigorous investigation.
The precision of these weapons is a constant theme cited by its supporters yet it is not the technology itself that is at issue but how they are used.
- Immunization Manager A common theme cited by immunization managers was a clear absence of guidelines or procedures describing management procedures.
Several residents echoed this theme, citing another nuisance: They would happily drop their deer onto someone else's faraway backyard.
Some were attracted by Zebo's theme, citing "product advice" — or, as 11-year-old Reina G. put it, "Shopping duhh!" But many said they joined Zebo for the same reasons a person might join MySpace: making friends and networking.
In his statement to Robin Roberts last week explaining his personal evolution, Obama picked up on this religious theme, citing the Biblical principle of treating others as you would wish them to treat you.
"The next time I come to Baltimore, I want to stay in a hotel that's owned by one of you". He repeated this ownership theme, citing that he also wanted to be able to hire car service and concert promotion companies owned and operated by young Baltimoreans.
Typically expressed as personal characteristics ("I love to help others", ID1004), communitarian goals ("I wanted to bring development to my community", ID2151) and religious values ("We are taught as Christians to look after the needy", ID1267), helping themes were cited by 90% of the respondents.
