Sentence examples for vividly explores from inspiring English sources

Still, the novel vividly explores the gray areas between love, lust, right and wrong.

And for historical perspective, don't miss the landmark 1961 film Victim, which vividly explores less tolerant times (and was instrumental in changing the laws banning homosexuality).

(2+) The Journey by Francesca Sanna (Flying Eye, £12.99) Through beautiful and powerful illustrations, The Journey vividly explores the universal story of all those who have had to leave behind the place and people they love.

To add to the otherworldly brilliance of this densely written, vividly explored collection, each essay is accompanied by a witty, occasionally shocking and always visceral Ralph Steadman illustration.

National Theatre: Olivier, SE1, to 18 Aug MC The cruelties of childhood are vividly explored in Dennis Potter's play, which was originally written for TV and broadcast in 1979 with Helen Mirren and Colin Welland among the cast.

On a new disc of the same name, Ms. Koh and the pianist Reiko Uchida, superb frequent collaborators, vividly explore the varied moods of that work and others by American composers.

Themes were identified that vividly explored the atypical symptomatology of RUTIs, the serious impact it had on many aspects of women's lives, different attitudes to treatments options such as antibiotics, the use of unorthodox approaches such as complementary and alternative medicines (CAM) and contrasting experiences of medical practitioners.

I vividly recall exploring cliff dwellings and even though I was so young, I was incredibly interested in learning about all the different cultures that were connected to the park.

One theme, I think, that Sia continues to explore vividly is that of inebriation.

In the eighteen-nineties, during a brief and fiery literary career — he died before he was thirty — Crane explored these questions with vividly imagined detail and little moralizing.

Yet, as the L&D show so vividly conveys, César never tired of exploring the different outcomes of his materials when distorted by the same scientific processes.