Sentence examples for A profound exploration of from inspiring English sources

Each contribution offers a profound exploration of its topic, wide-ranging in its chronological scope.

As retold from the perspective of his sister Glory, his story becomes a profound exploration of guilt, grace and humanity's capacity for forgiveness.

And Deborah Levy's Hot Milk Hamish Hamiltonn) plumbed mythic and psychoanalytical archetypes for a profound exploration of a damaged mother-daughter relationship.

The ensemble method, he said, engages actors in a profound exploration of the play, gives them ample time to learn and experiment, and even assures that understudies have stage appearances.

The film is a profound exploration of the paradoxes described in the poem, as experienced by Céline (Julie Sokolowski), who struggles to resolve her simultaneous sense of intimate connection with God and infinite distance from him.

By calling Benvenuto Cellini an "opera semi-seria", Berlioz signalled the problems inherent in his first stage work, which seems unable to decide whether it is a profound exploration of the Renaissance artist's maverick genius or a picaresque romp through his eventful life.

My Life in Houses (Chatto & Windus) by Margaret Forster is a beautiful, profound exploration of her life in relation to the homes she has made.

A profound exploration, "Beauty... .. is a loving ode to Coleman; and its liner notes, part of a package produced by Yves Beauvais, offer further evidence of Coleman's influence. .

The result is a slight yet profound exploration of generational choices and our fear of living our parents' lives.

Still, with Phelim McDermott's totemic production, the sensitive conducting of Dante Anzolini, an admirable cast and the Met's stalwart chorus, the opera emerged as a humane, often profound exploration of Gandhi's courageous and savvy politics of nonviolence.

She savors the suffering of others, and no profound exploration of her emotional deformity is forthcoming from the author.