Sentence examples for theme of suffering from inspiring English sources

The explosion of interest in the paintings of Jewish artist Marc Chagall, with several major exhibits this year alone, has brought public attention to his surprising trove of paintings of Jesus as Jew and Christian, bonded by the theme of suffering.

Reviewing Carlos Fuentes's story collection "Happy Families" (Sept . 28, Francine Prose points to the book's themes of "suffering and tradition".

While Chagall's powerful paintings restore Jesus's Jewish identity, they focus primarily on one theme: the common ground of suffering -- Jesus suffering on the cross signifying the suffering of Jews in horrendous persecutions.

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"The film explores the themes of suffering, and the coexistence of faith and doubt".

She has produced several films that deal with the classic Oprah-themes of suffering and redemption in which she did not actually appear.

This latest retelling, from a screenplay by Frank Cottrell Boyce and Andy Paterson, wrestles with themes of suffering and redemption as it criss-crosses between Colin Firth's ageing Lomax living a purgatorial existence in late 20th- century Britain and Jeremy Irvine's embattled young soldier suffering at the hands of his wartime captors.

But on a recent day, as he listened to his new teacher's lecture about "Hamlet" and its themes of suffering and pain, Mr. Senquiz came to realize that his own violent life in Queens closely mirrored those in Shakespeare's drama.

During data immersion, the investigators uncovered the pervasive underlying themes of suffering and disempowerment.

Through Theater of the Oppressed and Forum Theater, Promethean Community engages groups around themes of suffering, and empowers people by introducing them to empathy for themselves, through actors portraying their stories.

The episode has been analyzed for its themes of disease, suffering, healing, salvation and resurrection; Mulder seemingly rising from the dead has been seen as an allusion to the resurrection of Jesus.