Sentence examples for themes surfaced from inspiring English sources

"When questioned about any regrets they had or anything they would do differently," she says, "common themes surfaced again and again".

At repeat interviews following the four group discussions, similar themes surfaced but some couples had shifted their views and new themes emerged, including improved communication and increased risk reduction (described further below).

Given the impracticability of experimental or statistical methods of analysis for assessing the process of health policy reform, a semi-structured interview methodology allowed the researchers to explore different avenues of inquiry as themes surfaced during key informant interviews [ 47].

While Tchaikovsky's melodic talents are less pronounced here than in his better-known works, memorable themes surface throughout the sonata.

Turkish themes surface in many of the works, where tulips are given pride of place, and colorful carpets are shown decorating homes or artists' studios.

Such is the cost and scale of the technological and artistic undertaking of interactive blockbusters that it's unlikely we'll see 2016's major themes surfacing in games for another year or so.

Several themes surface during these PTA meetings which are often attended not only by parents but by public school teachers, higher ed faculty and concerned citizens.

A few common themes surface from such approaches: It appears that the best way to compare widely different institutions and the students they serve is to measure proficiency in writing, communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, rather than rote learning of subject material.

That theme surfaced when 11 of his Yazoo City High School classmates took the stage in the late morning for a panel discussion about Morris titled "Place and Friendship".

This theme surfaces in several of Kleist's major works, and casts an interesting light on his repeated assertion that reality is ultimately an unfathomable hall of mirrors.

This theme surfaces when the squad, while trying to capture a popular rebel leader, a Jesus or maybe Mao-like figure called Wolf Huang Xiaomingg), faces an unexpected threat: a new emperor-sanctioned patrol armed with guns.