Sentence examples for a point to explore from inspiring English sources

"I'm definitely going to make it a point to explore the town".

As a Philadelphia native who's moved around quite a bit but recently landed right back where she started—I have been making it a point to explore the diverse group of "makers" that hail from my backyard.

Expect Mr. Tenaglia to spin one of the marathon sets he's known for, using house music as a starting point to explore a wide range of energetic dance music.

Therefore, the comprehensive differential gene list together with the functional grouping, in particular, provided by this study offers a valuable resource and a starting point to explore extended functional networks, new targets or a specific novel pathway in greater detail related to small bowel inflammation.

More generally, it is not necessarily guaranteed that the properties of epitaxial films grown along the (111) direction are the same as those of bulk or (001 -oriented films, which is a key point to explore in a new class of superlattices such as double perovskites.

Due to limited generalizability of the previous studies, we have conducted an ecological study as a starting point to explore the association in Australia.

Thus, this work shows that a trilateral cycle can be a starting point to explore new ways to convert energy.

A fact file is a user oriented user interface, which serves as a starting point to explore information on hereditary diseases.

The original story involves a queen trying to marry her son off against his will, so I used that as a starting point to explore the psychology of a prince trapped by royal protocol.

This study provides a set of equations and steps for agent interaction as a starting point to explore these questions further.

Lynn Knight's The Button Box relates history through haberdashery, as Knight uses a collection of buttons and scraps inherited from her grandmother as a starting point to explore "the fabric, literal and metaphorical, of the women who wore them.