If you want to keep it thematic, though, you can taste white wines during the summer and taste red wines during the winter.
We address these questions though a thematic analysis of data derived from official reports and proposals, planning submissions, and key informant interviews.
It has to be said, though, that while the thematic focus is never in doubt, the narrative line in the civil war sections is sometimes too densely packed.
There was no way, though, to anticipate the thematic and emotional breadth of Laura Wade's "Posh," Nina Raine's "Tribes" and E.V. Crowe's "Kin," three premieres at the Court of plays written by women.
Her topics, though, remained more thematic than explicit.
But the passage, though it provides thematic edge, is only one aspect of a story that draws a vivid psychological portrait of its narrator while employing a musical command of motifs, variations, tempos and cadences.
A friend of a friend – "an impresario whom I will call Alan" – throws a party for her in his loft, "a pasta party at which guests could make vagina-shaped pasta", an idea Wolf says she finds "funny and sort of charming" though "not a thematic twist I would have chosen for myself".
The main thing this biennial has going for it, though, is a thematic point of view which has to do, in ways hilarious and sad, with American culture and spiritual history, from the Transcendentalist 19th century to the psychedelic 60's to the standing-here-wondering now.
The main thing this Biennial has going for it, though, is a thematic point of view that has to do, in ways hilarious and sad, with American culture and spiritual history, from the Transcendentalist 19th century to the psychedelic 60's to the standing-here-wondering now.
The second question, though, was more thematic, and the answer was more shocking: Given that this season will coincide with a real-life election, would the show's writers somehow turn from Clintonesque sexcapades to story lines reflecting the current presidential contest?
