Sentence examples for Explored more deeply from inspiring English sources

Even the rise of Protestant Hebraism might have been explored more deeply.

In hindsight, Professor Terry said, she wishes that the team had explored more deeply the sexual orientation of the abusive priests, whose victims were overwhelmingly male.

Still, she and my father seemed increasingly at home as they explored more deeply this country to which they could not yet lay claim.

Their ideas became known broadly as the "RNA world theory," which was explored more deeply by Dr. Orgel and Stanley L. Miller in a 1974 book, "The Origins of Life on the Earth".

The psychology of performers has been explored more deeply — and to more powerful theatrical effect — in plays like "A Life in the Theater" by David Mamet and "The Dresser" by Ronald Harwood, to name but two.

Certainly, Woodward's conclusions about President Bush's certitude, intolerance of dissent and poor management of Iraq policy, including the legal overreaching of his antiterror campaign, have been explored more deeply in earlier fine books by Thomas Ricks, Michael Gordon, Ron Suskind, Robert Draper, George Packer and Jane Mayer, among others.

That may change as Mr. Post explores more deeply.

That is an idea he could explore more deeply in his work.

"His openness to the possibility that a woman can be both hunter and hunted allows him to explore more deeply the complexity of the female spirit," she said.

The idea had been to help photographers go beyond shooting a single event and explore more deeply the issues and lives behind the headlines.

Read a number of definitions of corporate social responsibility and then choose an aspect of it (i.e. social, environmental, in the workplace) to explore more deeply.