Sentence examples for themes theory from inspiring English sources

When the instructors and the mother of the house were asked about healthy eating their answers were usually divided into two themes: theory and practice.

I can't think of any other show on TV right now that executes Grillo-Marxuach's Operational Theme theory more elegantly and compassionately than "The Americans".

Following discussion of these themes, the theory which evolved to explain the telehealth compromise is discussed.

Theoretical sampling, whereby participants are purposively chosen based on emerging themes and theory, was used to guide participant selection.

The fuzzy quality of that sentence – "going as far back" refers not to the history lesson but her own biography – is presumably deliberate, because the entire novel is similarly blurred as it dips in and out of Jimmy's parallel historical world: we are told that he favours detail over themes or theories, although later we learn that "conflict was at the heart of his theory of history".

SPEECH THEME Democratic theory and the nature of representation.

This is a fantastic theme, in theory — the downfall of the man in the suit, as foretold by the show's iconic opening credits.

This stance is influenced by a thorough review of literature on CSR in Ghana; sifting out the dominant themes, arguments, theories and methodologies, which are evidently captured in a tabular form.

In this study, the comparative analyses were performed by LM; the identification of themes and theories was performed by LM.

As the study progressed the sampling became theoretical as we selected potential cases to test emergent themes and theories.

In the themes called 'Theories of causation and transmission' and 'Changes brought by the syndrome', it was shown that there is both a fear of transmission and a stigma associated with nodding syndrome.