Sentence examples for Job exploring from inspiring English sources

One of my favorite current series is Rachel Bloom's musical comedy, "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," on the CW, which does a wonderfully empathetic job exploring what it feels like to be a female chaos magnet, self-destructive and longing for love.

My sense is that because they had done such a poor job exploring and working on their own identity, they were borrowing from the identities of the people they most admired".

Martin notes that the duo seem to maintain a chip on their shoulder regarding their reputation as EDM gimmick-merchants (courtesy of their breakout 2013 novelty hit "#Selfie"), and does a good job exploring their unease.

I had started to sympathize with Tomei's character, as you said because the show did such a good job exploring her humanity, which is why that line from Emily was so powerful and jarring ― "You held a woman down every month while your husband raped her".

Jobs explored special diets and alternative remedies before opting for surgery.

TRAVEL writing, like any profession, has its advantages, the most obvious being the job itself: exploring faraway places on someone else's dime.

In a new biography, "Redemption" (Norton; $25.95), Steven G. Kellman does an excellent job of exploring Roth's creative life, its grim cessation and its miraculous rebirth.

Robots, they agree, could do a better job of exploring Mars and looking for life, and would be less likely to contaminate the place with bacteria.

The same record companies that have done such a fine job of exploring the heritage of other genres seem largely oblivious to the riches in their hip-hop catalogues.

A series of TV programmes last year did a decent job of exploring tentative scientific explanations of why alcoholism in particular was more prevalent in countries in the northern hemisphere than those in the southern hemisphere.

Games have done a much better job of exploring the possibilities than OS developers.