The reporters have been trained to interview people and explore themes that arise.
Note the common themes that arise in the reviews and common criticisms or praise that the plays receive.
Hollywood is notorious for "duelling" projects, films on virtually identical themes that arise seemingly spontaneously in different studios, and the comedic potential of the internet-based cab service is suddenly the film industry's latest obsession.
Vision and blindness are themes that arise again and again in this exhibition, both in the work and in the elegant curating, which obscures works at various moments and plays with lines of sight.
The main themes that arise in the philosophy of religion have been shaped by issues concerning the relation between human language and thought on the one hand and the nature of the divine on the other.
The Bordelon tribe's complicated relationship is a metaphor for the themes that arise in many African Americans' complicated relationship with American history: pain, hope, sense of responsibility, baggage, searching for home, displacement, gif-and-a-curse dichotomies, double consciousness and more.
Main themes that arose from the focus group were formal versus informal needs, needs change over time, and intellectual, administrative, and financial support.
The themes that arose in the focus groups were: (1) understanding patient vulnerabilities, (2) multidimensional communication, (3) managing patients' expectations, and (4) nursing's role in compensating for gaps.
In this commentary to the Special Issue, I first identify four themes that arise from the contributions that each study makes to the study of syntactic complexity in L2 writing.
These sections were considered not so much in direct response to the outline of the key factors in the literature, but rather, because these were the emergent themes that arose to us through the analysis.
