Sentence examples for themes largely from inspiring English sources

But it also holds up a mirror to myriad themes, largely existential, that hang over characters with profound malaise.

This qualitative study identified a number of themes largely relating to bereaved mothers' specific need for emotional support from health professionals whilst their surviving baby was being cared for.

Before that time, perhaps rather surprisingly, it was a theme largely eschewed in serious scientific, and to a lesser extent, philosophical speculations.

The story varied from week to week but the theme largely stayed the same: you may think you know what it takes to get out of here in one piece, but living it is a different matter.

Environmental responsibility is a theme largely absent from Apple's hype events, too.

The summit theme, largely focused on the next generation, was "Speak Up, Speak Out, For Freedom and Rights".

Interviews were analysed using framework analysis [ 12], which involves familiarisation with the data; summarising data in tables by case and low-level theme (largely drawn from interview questions); exploring emerging patterns and disconfirming data within and across cases in tabulated summaries and original transcripts; from this identifying and indexing higher order themes.

Its lyrical themes revolve largely around breaking free of constraints and expectations, which are largely mentioned in the context of romantic relationships.

In the prehistoric cultures of Polynesia, two conspicuous themes figure largely: the ceremonial ground (the marae/ahu complex, known by varying local terms) and personal ornaments.

In Handwriting: Poems, by Michael Ondaatje (Vintage International, $11), the author of "The English Patient" explores exotic themes drawn largely from the history and mythology of India and China.

But all of these themes were largely organized and enhanced by the use or rather the unscrupulous appropriation of materials taken from rabbinical tradition and ancient esoterism as well as from more recent currents of theological and philosophical thought (the speculations of the Sefer ha-temuna on the cosmic cycles and the "Prophetic Kabbala" of Abulafia were tacitly set aside).