Sentence examples for treated the theme from inspiring English sources

Hence he treated the theme in a single novel, The Captive and the Free (1959).

Adão Ventura, the noted black poet from Minas Gerais, published Texturaafro, which once again treated the theme of the black race both in Brazil and in Africa.

Curated by Susan G. Larkin, a scholar of American Impressionist painting, the exhibit explores an overlooked aspect of American Impressionism -- how a group of turn-of-the-20th-century American artists treated the theme of work.

He often treated the themes of the divided self and the loneliness of the individual in society.

Boutens' later volumes, from Stemmen (1907; "Voices") to Lentemaan (1916; "Spring Moon"), symbolically treated the themes of solitude, pain, and death with a mastery of form and rhythm.

Other artists treat the theme more literally, interpreting still life as life slowed down, or stilled.

So how did American Impressionist artists treat the theme of labor in their art?

Surprisingly, only George Schulman, one of the eight artists in this group show, treats the theme in conventional landscape-painting terms.

Perhaps Wassermann's most enduring work is Der Fall Maurizius (1928; The Maurizius Case), which treats the theme of justice with the carefully plotted suspense of a detective story.

The play treats the theme of the vengeful dead (Orestes is pursued by the Eumenides Erinyes or Furies for killing his mother on Apollo's instructions because she killed his father, Agamemnon).

His novel Kamertjeszonde (1898; "Petty Sin"), published under the pseudonym Koos Habbema, sharply criticizes prevailing sexual attitudes, and, in his play Allerzielen (1905; "All Souls"), Heijermans treats the theme of the repudiation of a "fallen" woman.