Sentence examples for mining this vein from inspiring English sources

A minor history of photography could be written just by mining this vein.

Some members of Triple Shadow, formerly the Thunder Bay company, have been mining this vein for decades.

But Seinfeld says that marriage is the joke that just keeps on giving, and that no series on TV was really mining this vein of material.

But he insists that he has been mining this vein of comedy long enough to know when to advance and when to retreat.

The Dublin author mines this vein again with the intriguing narrator of Skin Deep, her latest novel.

Arguing that modern novels were about consciousness, he explored his own fragmented personality in his book and continued to mine this vein for the next 20 years.

Tracey Moffatt, an internationally exhibited Australian born in 1960, has mined this vein over the last dozen years, and her efforts are the main subject of "Montages" at the Bronx Museum of the Arts.

Partly because Mr. Morgan has already mined this vein for other books — including the Ginsberg biography "I Celebrate Myself," the Ginsberg-Snyder letters and Beat walking literary tour guides to New York and San Francisco — he has written a concise but broad survey of Beat history.

Your letter continues mining this Hobbesian vein.

It seems that every software company is mining this deep vein of parental anxiety and issuing what Microsoft calls (in computer-marketing speak) a "learning solution": increasingly elaborate early-childhood education software.

I decided to mine this rich vein of opportunity.