Sentence examples for theme of adultery from inspiring English sources

"Passion Play" had its London premiere in 1981, at the time forming part of an ad-hoc sequence of local dramas on the theme of adultery that began with Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" and went on to include Tom Stoppard's "Real Thing" and Michael Frayn's "Benefactors".

A caricature by Jean Ignace Isidore Gérard, known as Grandville, deals with the popular 19th-century French theme of adultery, depicting a wife and her lover as a monkey and a dapper hare caught by her husband, a hound toting a rifle.

The audience took issue with this film's theme of adultery, particularly because the story was widely believed to be based on a real life love triangle involving the actual stars of the film, Amitabh Bachchan, his wife Jaya and lover Rekha.

Its themes of adultery and artifice are both timeless and highly relevant to our age and, Leveaux suggests, the play marks Pinter at his most accessible.

The play in question, "Amphitryon" — whose themes, of adultery, confused identities, and improbable Olympian interventions, are actually the model for Banville's novel — isn't Greek at all.

Lyrics tended to focus on working-class life, with frequently tragic themes of lost love, adultery, loneliness, alcoholism, and self-pity.

Adultery was a theme of a rather greater book, Graham Greene's The End of the Affair (1954) which brought her back to England.

Adultery was a theme of a rather greater book, Graham Greene's The End of the Affair (1954), which brought Kerr back to England.

Referrals of this type sometimes report extremely high masturbation rates, resembling Avoidant Masturbation, or very many instances of adultery, resembling Chronic Adultery.

Of adultery with the Queen.

The H.R.C. defended women accused of adultery.