Sentence examples for themes underpinning from inspiring English sources

There have always been and continue to be common themes underpinning suicide in jails: remand prisoners are more vulnerable and we know segregation makes more people vulnerable.

Mychael Danna's moody, brooding score uses similarly extended strokes, rising and falling on a romantic undercurrent of intertwining themes, underpinning the action with a persistent sense of longing.

Activists on the ground, policy development, funding, campaign resources and the themes underpinning the work plans of the party's committees must all come under the overriding priority of a rebirth of community politics.

The findings are presented in line with the following broad themes underpinning the study: Benefits reaped from the practical use of social media in a university classroom Factors that affect the use or non-use of social media by students in a university classroom.

As the documents show, the themes underpinning the Farewell Address evolved through 21 drafts over the course of 20 months.

Animations like this one demonstrate how the simplicity of GogoJ's designs masks the often provocative and critical themes underpinning her work.

The Second Suite, its themes underpinned by rapid figurations even when the material is at its most expansive, fiercely demands its performers function as an indivisible unit.

In the same way as WordPress comes with a host of pre-selectable themes underpinned by an easy-to-use CMS, Maverick offers off-the-shelf 12-month marketing campaigns based on industry sector, which it says can be executed with just one-click.

Three themes underpinned this synthesis: Parent experiences (enduring and multiple loss); parent needs (making irretrievable moments precious) and (lack of) care in the caring (the best care possible to the worst imaginable).

The universal theme underpinning the drama is the opposite of Jean-Paul Sartre's "hell is other people".

There was no general theme underpinning Paul's tattoo work other than "no bare patches of skin, thank you" and an unconscious aim to look like a cheap alien off a late 1970s Dr Who episode if the make-up department was low on budget and down to felt tips.