Sentence examples for to explore a theme from inspiring English sources

The gangster motif allowed Mr. McDonagh to explore a theme he had long wanted to tackle.

Each spring term, the Center holds the Seminar in Private Law, which brings together speakers from practice and academia to explore a theme related to private law.

In a series paintings and sculpture, Fordjour continues to explore a theme that has long preoccupied his work: crowds and athleticism and the entrenched power systems that these represent, be it the power of gangs or entrenched political parties.

(Past episodes are also archived there). Built around excerpts from festival panels, it sometimes focuses on a single writer, sometimes brings in multiple writers to explore a theme, and caps off the half-hour (a public television, not a commercial TV half-hour) with an independent short, and is very much focused on the work.

In the same way a research scientist needs lots of data to draw any meaningful conclusions, I too draw from many examples in order to exhaustively explore a theme.

The film's contrapuntal structure, which moved among three different stories to explore a common theme, would become a key element in Mr. Resnais's later work.

SUSAN MARSHALL AND DANCERS Susan Marshall once again uses modern dance to explore a dramatic theme in her new "One and Only You," which takes a look at a writer and his novel.

In the course of his life Ballard creatively deployed a remarkably wide range of different styles and genres, but nearly all of his novels and most of his short stories seem to me to explore a single theme.

With a libretto by Szymanowski and the Polish writer Jaroslaw Iwaszkiewicz, "King Roger" finds a wrenchingly personal way to explore a timeless theme prone to cliché: the duality of human nature, or the struggle to balance reason and duty with erotic ecstasy.

The first major debate in the philosophy of biology exemplified the first of these, the use of biological science to explore a general theme in philosophy of science.

"Beyond the Sea" is the first episode to explore a central theme of Scully's character development—her attraction to, and conflict with, authoritative men.