Sentence examples for themes of necessity from inspiring English sources
Key overarching themes of necessity beliefs and concerns emerged strongly through the first few interviews and were noted to differ and evolve throughout the patient journey; thus, subsequent analysis was informed, but not constrained, by the necessity concerns model.
A program note by Strømgren was helpful: "The necessity to formulate everything in words, even the theme of necessity itself, is possibly a disease of our times.
The focus on machines has also been explored by cultural historian Nicholas J. Cull, who argues that of all Anderson's science-fiction series, Thunderbirds is the most evocative of a recurring theme: the "necessity of the human component of the machine".
As the specifics of the mining story have started to recede, the themes of popular resistance and the necessity, efficacy and cost of that struggle seem like a rebuke to our current quietism.
The result was a script that often drew big laughs in Oregon last year, despite its heavy themes, including the necessity of grieving and the inability of some people to do so.
There's a faint echo of Japanese animators like Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata in the film's themes of human meddling with nature and the necessity of cooperation among beasts.
Among important themes are the necessity of death (e.g., the grain "dies" and is buried, only to yield a subsequent harvest), a society's cyclic renewal of itself (e.g., New Year's celebrations), and the significance of women and sexuality.
It has changed, of necessity.
The enemy is adapting out of necessity.
They did this season, out of necessity.
