Sentence examples for to the thematically from inspiring English sources

There's something of the spiralling desperation of American Gigolo about writer-director Nicholas Jarecki's intelligent drama, which owes less to the thematically similar Margin Call than to the tonally comparable Michael Clayton.

The questions were grouped according to the thematically connected blocks within each section.

All participants were consecutively recruited to the ongoing Thematically Organized Psychosis (TOP) Study from outpatient and inpatient units of the three major hospitals in Oslo, Norway, between the years 2003 and 2009.

This phenomenon is by no means limited to the US, of course; the Thematically Organized Psychosis (TOP) study in Norway collected over 600 imaging datasets on patients with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and controls [ 24]; the IMAGEN study is an international and longitudinal imaging and genetics study of mental health in adolescents, with several thousand subjects participating [ 25].

CRITICS' PICKS: What to watch, where to go, what to eat Thematically, the casting makes perfect sense as the play sets up parallel realms — the fairies, the lovers, the rustics and the court — in the context of a surreal night in which identities blur with the freedom of a dream.

Series creator Ryan Murphy intended "The Sue Sylvester Shuffle" to feel thematically similar to the pilot episode, with the central idea being "music bringing disparate people together".

The "White House to Main Street" tour, which opened late last year, was intended to provide a vehicle for the president to speak thematically about jobs and the economy, but the stops have been more sporadic than originally planned, victims of a crowded and evolving agenda that has included health care, energy and now perhaps even immigration.

And neither does the screenplay, credited to Darren Aronofsky and Lucas Sussman with a rewrite by Mr. Twohy, stand up to the dramatically and thematically dense material of "K-19".

Critics meanwhile have referred to the record as "thematically eccentric" and lacking an "overarching theme".

Critics have referred to the album as "thematically eccentric" and lacking an "overarching theme" with The Independent claiming it leaps "from religious fundamentalists to modern telecommunications and the old Hollywood star system with disorienting glee".

First, the issues employed to direct the evaluation will be used to collate and thematically group the data from the documentation and interview transcriptions.