Sentence examples for confronting themes from inspiring English sources

Ridge says the hit West End production doesn't shy away from the confronting themes tackled in the book.

Through the web, her spoken word performances have received international attention, despite their confronting themes: History Project reveals the anger of young Marshallese living with the radioactive legacy of 67 US nuclear weapons tests at Bikini and Enewetak atolls, while Lessons from Hawaii highlights her emotional scars from racism against Micronesians.

Do you find your knowledge of musical arrangement helps explore confronting themes and convey them through sound?

March 25 , 1964Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kate DiCamillo, in full Katrina Elizabeth DiCamillo (born March 25 , 1964 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S ., American author whose award-winning children's books commonly confronted themes of death, separation, and loss, but whose plots and prose were often exuberant and assured.

But in his final works, as plague swept Venice, Titian, then in his mid-eighties, began confronting darker themes, including his own mortality.

In its current phase, the play is being produced by the New Jersey Repertory Company, which is known for confronting incendiary themes.

You cannot finish the book without confronting these themes in Kafka's writings.

Having to single-handedly save someone, while simultaneously confronting larger themes of poverty and crime, is no easy task.

Shakespeare's Dead is an exhibition at the Bodleian Library exhibition confronting the theme of death in his work (23 April to 4 September).

One of the joys of this book is its willingness to confront big themes.

There is something provisional and undogmatic about the way "White Teeth" confronts large themes -- migration, cultural identity -- and knows to stop short of haranguing the reader.