Sentence examples for but does not explore from inspiring English sources

This is a point that Roth acknowledges but does not explore.

The selection of jewelry and accessories, including period pieces and other more recent examples, shows how readily Surrealism was co-opted by fashion but does not explore the broader implications of related imagery in the art.

It is all very well saying that Japan is now international and an American friend - one could argue on both points - but there have been problems along the way that Mrs. Reischauer mentions but does not explore.

He can't help noting the death of Kipling's first child, Josephine, in 1899, but does not explore the claim by Kipling's sister that he was afterwards a "harder man," or test the connection between that hardening and the simultaneous stiffening of Kipling's political beliefs.

Descriptions of Hellman include her "big beaky face of a sea turtle," and breasts like "bladdery bags". What she only hints at but does not explore is the range of Hellman's own insecurities, which apparently led to inventing herself as the heroine of other people's stories, then waltzing away with the credit.

Finally, the analysis is limited to the first contact with a health care provider but does not explore the effect of demand and supply-side factors on the intensity of care received afterwards.

In her new work, Suzan-Lori Parks enterribleemotionalmotionalandscapepe but doesn't explore it.

The program acknowledges but doesn't explore in depth the great contradiction in all this: while puppy mills are turning out dogs at an assembly-line pace, animal shelters are swamped and can't give their dogs away.

Specter gets quite exercised by the anti-vaccine lunatic fringe, but doesn't explore ways of winning over the undecided or mildly suspicious, like the many people concerned about the swine flu vaccine.

Here, she's effortless in the role immortalized by Audrey Tautou when she can manage to override the visual noise around her. What the musical implies but doesn't explore is Amélie's sexual repression.

As romantic partners go, she's on the toxic side, apparently because of emotional pain that the play — overlong at a leisurely two and a half hours — alludes to but doesn't explore.