Sentence examples for exploration of the theme from inspiring English sources

There is a whiff of homosexuality in several of LaBute's works, but "The Distance from Here" is his fullest exploration of the theme.

The Price (1968) continued Miller's exploration of the theme of guilt and responsibility to oneself and to others by examining the strained relationship between two brothers.

Oh, yeah, and it may just be the most moving exploration of the theme of loss that the American theater has produced since the events of Sept. 11, 2001, although Ms. Ruhl began work on the play before that terrible day.

Gravity is perhaps our best example of this year's exploration of the theme.

Other than in Picasso's exploration of the theme, the Crucifixion did not figure prominently in twentieth-century painting.

The piece is, he says, a continuation of his exploration of the theme of deconstruction, which he's been investigating in work like his Anarchitecture series and his glitch portraits of American presidents.

July 22 2009 Andrew Ondrejcak conceived and directs this exploration of the themes of "King Kong".

The drama's plot involves a Roman emperor and his assassin, a grand exploration of the themes of glory, power, nature and annihilation.

Over the last half-century or so, however, the book — a vast exploration of the themes of fraudulence and authenticity in art and human relationships — has come to be regarded as a foundational postmodern novel.

A foxtrot to open may seem like easing an audience in gently, but this was John Adams's The Chairman Dances, the composer's initial exploration of the themes on which he would base his opera about Richard Nixon's 1973 visit to China.

To me, these images are a visual exploration of the themes of locality and community.