Sentence examples for Deeply explored from inspiring English sources

Deeply explored in his writing, and part of his identity, none of these beloved English places is, however, specifically connected in the poem to actual words.

Africa is mostly a backdrop, though, never deeply explored.

Celestina's deeply explored personality dominates the plot, ostensibly tragic, of the uncontrolled passion of the lovers, which ends in disaster after its consummation.

One of his earliest works, this boisterous farce about mistaken identities plays lightly with themes — estrangement, injustice, infidelity — that will later be more deeply explored.

Neither, I fear, retains much of the grit of deeply explored human truth: they are more cultural artifacts than enduring art.

The concept of consent from non-human creatures was an intriguing one, more deeply explored by Peter Cheng and Molly Biddle Peterr & Molly, as they go by) in their immersive video installation The Superior Animal.

But, in a short story, you can deeply explore certain questions or preoccupations.

A fresh imaginative influence was supplied by Nathaniel Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter, a novel deeply exploring good and evil in the human being, which Melville read in the spring of 1850.

Beer connoisseurs who are looking to more deeply explore their passion will find many good apps for the task, as I've pointed out in the past.

Willimon said that the although the core of the show remained intact, the second series provided an opportunity "to expand the world and more deeply explore the characters".

"The only real issue, I think, that we want to deeply explore is, What can we do to the ending?" he says to Andy Weisblum, the film's editor, who is in New York.