Sentence examples for because he was exploring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Coleman was a revelation when Mr. Bley first heard him because he was exploring the same areas as those New York composers, but doing it on the spot, in a decisive victory for improvisation.

That mixtape is very poetic because he is exploring different possibilities for the lyric.

This is perhaps because, as Fitzgerald himself wrote, he is exploring the geography of regret.

Because of that activity, he said, he is exploring the possibility of some type of processing facility that might be of interest to local farmers.

Perhaps he's exploring Twitter because Apple is thinking about some sort of partnership or deeper integration of the service with the iPhone going forward.

Again, this randomness is to be expected because they are exploring breakthrough opportunities with little evidence as to success.

Often times women are perceived as tentative because they are exploring options and examining many possible outcomes.

Scenes she had written suddenly became even more harrowing to enact "because I was exploring my mother's pain – the theme of not understanding yourself, your body and mind being out of control, not feeling complete.

That was because Douglas was exploring how a young African-American in the vaudeville era could be so desperate to break into the business that he would become a parody of himself.

I believe that is because, in his mind, nothing did happen -- he had totally forgotten the experience of being bonked in the head because he was busy exploring the possibilities to play which the current moment held.

At the same time, because he is also exploring Ireland at a crossroads, an infinitely fascinating web of allusion, taut with nuance and subtlety, and because no Irish writer returning to his or her homeland can ever quite step out of Joyce's shadow, Nora Webster carries a burden of detail missing from Brooklyn.