Sentence examples for evolution of this theme from inspiring English sources

Peter Sutton, the Bruce's executive director and curator of the show, writing in the exhibition catalog, links the evolution of this theme in Dutch art to growing literacy levels and a popular craze for letter writing in 17th-century Holland.

Even so, he was kind enough to send some notes on the evolution of this interesting theme, which follow.

Several drawings on view trace Picasso's evolution of the theme of the "femme-fleur" — images of a woman (again, Françoise Gilot) transformed into a flower — that seem almost childlike representations of fertility.

Overall, it's a modern and elegant evolution of the theme Cadillac has been building on for the better part of the past two decades.

"We have been studying the evolution of these themes online: self-expression, curation and discovery," Mr. Pinault, of PPR, said in an e-mail message.

"These paintings feel like a natural next step in the evolution of the themes I'm exploring.

Our results further our understanding of the evolution of androdioecy and indicate that reproductive assurance is a recurrent theme involved in the evolution of this sexual system.

The study then employed co-word analysis to identify the evolution of research themes over time in both fields.

On Thursday the critic Peter Filichia of Theatermania and The Newark Star-Ledger will lead a discussion about how musicals can translate to international audiences; and on Oct. 14 Mark Blankenship, the editor in chief of TDF Stages, will look at the evolution of gay themes in musicals.

Through these images, we can see the evolution of Olympic-themed artwork.

"Passion" came out at a different, less developed time in the evolution of Christian-themed entertainment and had Mel Gibson's star power and an intense media spotlight working on its behalf.