Sentence examples for exploring similar themes from inspiring English sources

"We are still exploring similar themes and ideas, so in that regard it's more of an evolution, but I would say this iteration is by far the tightest curatorially.

A later edition (1973) of the novel also included three short stories exploring similar themes, all originally published 1939 41: "El árbol" ("The Tree"), an often-anthologized work; "Islas nuevas" ("New Islands"); and "Lo secreto" ("The Unknown").

Ever the perfectionist, Kubrick stayed close to the plot given in Arthur Schnitzler's 1926 novella ("Dream Story"), exploring similar themes, such as the ways in which desire and repression are balanced in one's social life.

But I'm exploring similar themes across categories, genres, and age levels almost everything I write, from picture books for kids to essays for adults, touches on ideas about friendship, animals, and love.

It's a concept that would have appealed to Krzysztof Kieslowski, the Polish filmmaker who died in 1996 after a career of exploring similar themes of fate and chance in films like "The Double Life of Véronique" (1991) and "Blind Chance" (1981).

Then, they read about 20 supplemental texts--including other poems, informational texts, and contemporary first-person essays exploring similar themes--using a combination of paper handouts, a classroom set of Chromebooks, and their own smartphones.

I'm always drawn to writers who explore similar themes.

It's that their novels explore similar themes and even tell similar stories.

Lammy explored similar themes in advance of the conference at Comment is Free.

The singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright explores similar themes, and his opening set was an excellent complement.

Or to the artist Charles White, whose early work explored similar themes.