Sentence examples for again explored from inspiring English sources

A few days after receiving the prize, he was widely applauded at a conference in Paris where he again explored his thesis about Hitler and the Jews.

In DiCamillo's second novel, Tiger Rising (2001), she again explored the life of a child beset by the loss of a parent.

In 1832 he again explored the upper reaches of the Mississippi River and located its source at Lake Itasca in present Minnesota.

Uzzaman again explored British attitudes toward race in Brothers in Trouble (1995), a film directed by Udayan Prasad and based on Abdullah Hussein's novel about the experiences of Pakistani illegal immigrants in Britain in the 1960s.

In 1884 and 1886 Wissmann undertook missions for King Leopold II of the Belgians to explore the navigability of the Kasai River, and he again explored eastward across the continent to Lake Tanganyika (now in Tanzania) and to Zanzibar.

With looks that made references to the fist-in-the-air energy of the early-'90s riot grrrls and Britney Spears's "Work Bitch" on the soundtrack, Miuccia Prada's spring 2014 show once again explored the paradoxes of dressing the women of today — and tomorrow.

Meanwhile, by late January, Flynn's attorneys were again exploring the prospect of refiling under FARA.

Sunday's concert will again explore Berg's instrumental music, including his last completed composition, the poignant Violin Concerto.

A somewhat unsettling memory, given that 36 years on we are now once again exploring the market opportunities implicit in the transformational change agenda.

In "Delta Inserts," Mr. O'Day again explores relationships with a tinge of alienation, as he has done more persuasively in works for the New York City Ballet and modern-dance troupes.

Here we were again, exploring new territory, headed to a place where we knew a few customs and words but were not fluent.