Sentence examples for through its absence from inspiring English sources
The racial issue disappears by being recast as uneasy familial relations in Japanese interpretations of Othello, and it is made hauntingly present through its absence from radically localized, colorblind, Korean performances that seek to redress the wound of Japanese colonization.
And, having contracted his thirst for money through its absence, he now felt the first rush of respect.
What was once a many-hued identity, built over millennia of trade as the terminus of the Silk Road, is known now through its absence.
That will provide the basis for a researcher to study any mouse gene of choice through its absence in the mutated strain.
This "Big Other", as Lacan termed it, is the hole occupied by the absent father or God, so that the Real is only present through its absence.
But, for me, hearing Bonnie Raitt evoke full-on heartbreak without electric slide guitar was like hearing Simon without Garfunkel, or McCartney without Lennon — like hearing one voice present and another through its absence.
Sound is matter, like clay or painting, it shines through its invisibility, its absence of material form.
How Mr. Haneke and Mr. Russell convey the central relationships in their movies opens a window onto how each director expresses meaning through the dialogue and the performances; through human gestures and camera moves; through what is inside the frame and how everything in it is arranged (carefully or with feigned informality); through editing and its rhythms; through music or its absence.
Its reappearance is something of a relief, because it is the official New York State insect, even through its long absence.
The Chinese Room's Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, released this summer, quietly takes on nuclear war anxieties through its unsettling absence of people and touches of science fiction, and is striking for its bucolic rendering of an apocalypse.
Women continue to experience power or its absence, through the level of access to education, income, economic change, and rarely but importantly through affirmative action in their engagement with political change.
