Sentence examples for themes missing from inspiring English sources

Diverse and broad range of residency status and acculturation-related factors led to inconsistencies in themes, missing interviews with three out of the five male spouses of patients.

Also, doesn't focusing on the occurrence of specific words instead of concepts or themes miss the fact that different reports about truck bombs might be use the words "truck," "vehicle," or even "bongo" (since the Kia Bongo is very popular in Iraq)?

To some extent, "Green Zone" pursues the theme missed by "The Ghost Writer".

Yet she seemed determined to reinforce female empowerment themes often missing from her mainstream-pop contemporaries' hits".

Simpson mined the theme of missing fathers for her critically acclaimed novels "Anywhere But Here" and "The Lost Father".

That theme, of missing warning signs, or of failing to take seriously when a parent or student complained about discomfort with a teacher, has surfaced repeatedly in recent years.

The New Yorker, December 25 , 2000P. 165 Briefly Noted review of "Mrs. Hollingsworth's Men" (Houghton Mifflin; $20) by Padgett Powell... Powell, in his haste to underscore his themes, sometimes misses the deepest emotional notes, but his "fugue about [Confederate general Nathan Bedford] Forrest" is nevertheless a tour de force of wordplay and lucid description.

Moreover, by reading all the transcripts, the expert group checked that no themes were missed.

She continued: "For her main theme Miss Cartland has gone solely to These Old Shades but for various minor situations and other characters she has drawn upon four of my other novels".

Recurring themes are loss, missing bits of history and voyeurism.

"From picture to picture, as the reader interacts with the book, their imagination is filling in the missing themes".