Sentence examples for ardent explorations from inspiring English sources
His films are headlong, ardent explorations of failure, misunderstanding and emotional warfare, which turn out to be roughly synonymous with nobility, generosity and love.
Its New York farewell concert takes place at Symphony Space, where it will give the world première of a work by Tamar Muskal ("Farewell Letters to the Beloved One," featuring the soprano Lucy Shelton), as well as a performance of Janáček's Quartet No. 2, "Intimate Letters," another ardent exploration of matters of the heart.
Gathered at M.I.T. in 1876, 34 men — including a physics professor and New Hampshire's state geologist — founded "a vigorous, full-blooded, ardent club" devoted to exploration of the region's peaks.
The most ardent drilling opponents, who contend that exploration of the outer continental shelf puts oceans at risk without producing short-term relief from gasoline prices, said there is still time for the next president and future Congresses to work out a new compromise before oil rigs are erected within sight of the nation's coasts.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
Ms Albright conducts a compelling personal exploration of her family's Jewish roots, of which she only learned shortly before she first started serving as secretary of state, thanks to an ardent reporter at the Washington Post.
These men were ardent protectionists.
Frank was an ardent conservationist.
And also, an ardent abolitionist.
