Sentence examples for concerned with the theme from inspiring English sources

The first book is concerned with the theme of samanvaya ("reconciliation").

Paul Lange og Tora Parsberg (1898) is concerned with the theme of political intolerance.

Both are science-fiction films; both are concerned with the theme of identity.

In 1867 Swinburne met his idol, Giuseppe Mazzini, and the poetry collection Songs Before Sunrise (1871), which is principally concerned with the theme of political liberty, shows the influence of that Italian patriot.

His early poems, which he began contributing to magazines in 1862, were influenced by Charles Baudelaire, whose recently published collection Les Fleurs du mal ("The Flowers of Evil") was largely concerned with the theme of escape from reality, a theme by which Mallarmé was already becoming obsessed.

The first German version of this old legend which itself probably derives from a fairy tale of seven brothers who are persecuted by a wicked grandmother and then metamorphosed into swans appeared in Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival (c. 1210), a poem chiefly concerned with the theme of the Holy Grail.

Most of his work is concerned with the themes of religious and cultural syncreticism, such as the Afro-Brazilian religion called Candomble.

Each one of these episodes is concerned with the same themes -- violence, passion, religious belief, psychological suppression -- and emerges with the message that none can be understood without the others.

But the metaphorical possibilities of the walker — the paradox of this innocent, unsanctioned act of "divine delight" being carried out between two buildings that would one day be so viciously and murderously destroyed — are hard to ignore, particularly in a novel so concerned with the twin themes of love and loss.

If there is a message hidden in the piece, it is concerned with gender: "The theme for me is that everything moves towards the feminine - that is a theme of my life and my aesthetic and everything I'm interested in". Hegarty hopes one day to make a film of a performance cycle which he produced after leaving Blacklips, entitled Love, but a full-scale return to performance-based work seems unlikely.

Ms. Harada is not concerned with this theme, for while her installation is bracing and vivid it seems to me to be about the idea of multiple personalities in a single body; hence the title, "Inner Voices".