Sentence examples for exploration of theme from inspiring English sources

But how much story is too much story onstage, where time constraints make it harder to maintain a balance between narrative, character development and the exploration of theme?

This wonderfully strange piece is a fantastical exploration of themes from Bizet's opera.

Why do all other art forms laud repetition and exploration of themes but movies disdain and dismiss them?

But it was Curran's sharp-eyed exploration of themes that have most likely swarmed around him since childhood that made the dances not only strong but poignant.

Atwood's exploration of themes of authorship, secrecy and female fulfilment also accommodates much historical material concerning industrialism and labour relations leading up to the second world war.

Its exploration of themes like homosexuality and prejudice was brave, and its message of soldiering on despite life's cruelties could apply universally.

A darkly tranquil exploration of themes of alienation, family and sexuality, it spins an eerie tale of a travelling daughter returned home to find her family absent and an empty mansion steeped in mystery.

The Piano Teacher (2001) In a further exploration of themes of alienation and voyeurism, Haneke portrays the sadomasochistic sexual relationship between repressed piano teacher Erika Kohut (Isabelle Huppert) and her pupil Walter (Benoit Magimel).

In Michael Bodel's "Sonnambula," puppets, pumped-in scents of lavender and loam, and bel-canto ornamentation come together in an exploration of themes from Bellini's 1831 opera, about a ghostly sleepwalker.

Along the way its clear-eyed exploration of themes that range from the challenges of friendship to the legacy of American racism puts most movies aimed at alleged grownups to shame.

Ultimately, Zinnemann's impressive résumé of elegant, thought-provoking films is grounded in his unrelenting pursuit of realism and his often-repeated exploration of themes involving crises of moral courage that require individuals to face their conscience and choose between maintaining their personal integrity or conforming to external demands.