Sentence examples similar to another subject to explore from inspiring English sources

Allow some space for the subject to explore their own posture and expressions.

"It is a huge subject to explore, especially for someone like Terry who has a progressive disease.

I knew affinage was going to be a fascinating subject to explore.

It was a fascinating subject to explore.

Reality is vastly more complex, but I am not sufficiently versed in the subject to explore that.

It's a pretty complex subject to explore, and having never seen it animated I was trying to imagine how I saw this theory in my own head.

In a way, choosing a famous ancient scene is the perfect subject to explore technology that brings art into the future.

Exploitation and consent are vital subjects to explore with young women, but Kardashian is a fully consenting adult woman.

In "Notes from the Field," the performer plays a panoply of interview subjects, to explore hot-button issues of education and inequality.

His previous show, The Ted Bundy Project, used another US icon to explore the subject of morbid fascination; it wasn't about Bundy so much as the audience's responses to him.

While others in the art world were intent on categorizing Marisol's work within one particular school or another, Marisol continued to explore the subjects and mediums that spoke to the immediacy of her creative impulses.