Sentence examples for theme of man from inspiring English sources

Back then the theme of man against intrusive, potentially insurgent technology was still strictly a sci-fi staple.

The sculpture depicts a woman embracing a fawn, which Ms. Smith said she chose partly because it dovetailed with Mr. Fung's overall theme of man interacting with nature.

TRANSFORMATION is the theme of "Man of La Mancha," and more than one is taking place onstage these days at the Martin Beck Theater.

"The Lottery" takes the classic theme of man's inhumanity to man and gives it an additional twist: the randomness inherent in brutality.

Gronsky, who says that he wanted to romanticize his subject, intentionally evokes the classic theme of man's encounter with nature.

Or look at the celebrated Beethoven Frieze, several hundred feet of it especially recreated for this show, supposedly illustrating the theme of man's struggle for joy.

Through Dec. 22 Diana Thater's video installation "Chernobyl" appropriately brings the theme of man-made disaster to the first of David Zwirner's three gallery spaces to be reactivated after their thorough dousing by Hurricane Sandy.

His solution, In the Company of Men, is a series devoted to the theme of men.

In that way, while disappointment was a recurring theme of Manning's day, so was a developing, perhaps trademark, resolve.

A major theme of Manning's works is the British empire in decline.

Embroidered pictures and upholstery both reflected the popular pastoral theme of men and women in the sheep-cropped English countryside.