“Sicily is depicted as a multiple reality in their novels, which thematise the complexity of Sicily and of being Sicilian.”

“The works of Lamunière which thematise these questions head on are his many self-portraits.”

“Not only does Nebreda explicitly thematise his own diagnosis as schizophrenic, but he also associates the bodily practices depicted throughout with schizophrenia.”

“Unlike any of these works, however, the books I want to examine here all explicitly thematize their structure.”

“Thus, on some level, Verrocchio's design may also thematize the much-contested sense of touch and, indirectly, the art of sculpture itself.”

“The various stories thematize issues of colorism, marital betrayal, family strife, and poverty.”

“The fate of system then becomes an event in the novel's narrative and can thus be thematized.”

“Once thematized sufficiently for his purposes, however, the topic was quickly abandoned by Descartes.”

“In a probe recall experiment, a word with a thematized referent was a better recall probe than a word with a non-thematized referent.”

“To try to make their submission stand out, desperate publishers have taken to theming their entries.”

“Particular care was given to theming this attraction, and the station is sheltered in a large house constructed of wood.”

“Sadler's Wells, EC1, Wed to 21 Apr ENB goes for an emotional high with the theming of this spring triple bill.”