Sentence examples for dealing with themes from inspiring English sources

The show will be divided into five sections dealing with themes from Warhol's career.

Ghazal, also spelled ghazel or gasal, Turkish gazel, in Islamic literatures, genre of lyric poem, generally short and graceful in form and typically dealing with themes of love.

Several poems, or parts of poems, dealing with themes of danger, death and madness are on envelope fragments in the shapes of arrows or grenades.

When dealing with themes borrowed from antiquity without feeling constrained to be punctiliously naturalistic, the same Bouchardon looked back to models from the French past.

He was progressive in dealing with themes of social injustice, and was a pioneer in using classical forms to address modern issues including female emancipation.

Now, the modern face of opera, it appears, is dealing with themes that are more "kitchen sink realism" than the classical topics usually regurgitated for traditional audiences.

Hawking's book dealt with themes that bothered the cosmic physics community 20 years ago.

Glover said it was striking how many novels dealt with themes of exile and migration.

Fink would once have been surprised himself at the idea he would deal with themes.

The group wrote the virus into their existing soaps, which deal with themes like natural-resource exploitation and government corruption.

Other works in the exhibit dealt with themes such as online shopping, video games, work and drugs.