Sentence examples for this theme is further from inspiring English sources

This theme is further developed in a number of ways by others in this collection.

This theme is further laid out in the relationship between Chelsea and her live-in boyfriend Chris, who is aware of her job and is just the kind of insanely good looking dolt you would expect to work as a personal trainer for many of the same kind of men that patronize Chelsea.

This theme is further subdivided into the subthemes 'acknowledging family roles' and 'respecting one's background'.

Another argument was that facility managers reproduce the management styles of their superiors (this theme is further developed in the section on organisational culture below).

This theme was further reiterated in the chloramphenicol biosynthetic cluster of S. venezuelae.

This theme was further elaborated in a seminal article by Oberdörster et al. (2005a), which provides a general framework for evaluating the toxicity of engineered nanoparticles.

This science fiction theme is further continued with the name of Grohl's Capitol Records imprint, Roswell Records, a reference to the city of Roswell, New Mexico, known for the Roswell UFO incident of 1947; and the album cover done by Grohl's then-wife, photographer Jennifer Youngblood, featuring a Buck Rogers XZ-38 Disintegrator Pistol.

The revolving theme is further developed by Diller Scofidio and Renfro on a small traffic island close to the A Foundation galleries.

The unlucky-in-love theme is further developed with a cover of the Ramones' I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend, but she pulls herself together with the rancour of So Gone – a punk thrash-out inspired, she tells us, by Courtney Love.

In these arias the "love" theme is further explored, and the "scherzo" theme associated with the first appearance of the angels returns.

The theme is further explored and undercut in Rashid Johnson's Untitled Anxious Drawing, a figure originally comprised of African black soap inspired by the recent killings of unarmed black men, women, and children by policemen in America.