thematically造句
1. Works in the exhibition are grouped thematically.
2. The books have been grouped thematically.
3. Borrowing thematically from Medea, this world premier unfolds as she attempts to derail the wedding, prompting Cortez to vow revenge.
4. Glasser orders his events thematically, while also wanting to tell a story and to spring surprises.
5. It attempts, by tackling childhood thematically, across time, to stimulate new responses through sometimes startling juxtapositions of images.
6. Some volumes arrange thematically the works of different authors.
7. So, that's how thematically the album began.
8. Thematically , the film was intended to represent the conflict between a generation of young people and the value system of advertising.
9. Thus, thematically, Thomas Hardy can be regarded as the precursor to modernism.
10. Thematically speaking, it doesn't seem too far from what the director has been until now, you know, showing the forgotten face of China.
11. The book includes articles by various authors organized thematically .
12. The exhibition is arranged thematically; in addition to "Beauty and Love", there is also "Character and Emotion" and "Body and Soul".
13. While minimalist design is not practical nor thematically possible for every every website, those websites that can use it should take advantage.
14. Organized chronologically and thematically , the book examines Nixon's election campaigns, his remarkable achievements in foreign affairs, and his involvement in the Watergate scandal.
15. Adopts a thematically structured approach to introduce language items that students have learnt at corresponding levels.
16. The exhibition is arranged thematically; in addition to "Beauty and Love", there is also.
17. With Between the relationship between language and gender becomes significant both thematically and structurally for the first time in Brooke-Rose's fiction.
18. His first play, The Zoo Story manifests the features of the absurd play both thematically and formally, thus initiating the American play of the absurd.
19. While a lot of Robins have been troubled youths, there's something thematically appropriate about this former Spoiler turning from her supervillainous legacy to this superheroic one.
20. Methods 16 mothers of children with leukemia were interviewed with open-ended questions. The data collected from the interviews were analyzed thematically .
21. As for the selection of content, the modes are comparatively fixed on and thematically concerned with dreams and laughter.
22. This is a world understood from a metonymic point of view as that which lacks organicity, and yet at the same time the whole point of the story is thematically metaphoric.
23. So when I set out to create Plants vs. Zombies, I made sure it struck the right balance for me thematically.
24. The culmination of the political poetic project is Williams's long poem Paterson, which enacts formally and takes up thematically the artist's attempt to impose order on chaotic reality.
25. Visitors making their way through the exhibition will often find these three main elements thematically interlinked.
26. Na:Each rune is at the end of a dangerous stretch of dungeon which is thematically tied to one of the elements in a dreadfully cliched manner.
27. This definition necessitates the conformation of 'choice' to the criterion of 'thematic relevance', hence excluding all those thematically irrelevant choices from the current study.
28. Reading Medieval Latin is an anthology of Medieval Latin texts, arranged chronologically and thematically with introductions, commentaries and a vocabulary of nonclassical words and meanings.