Sentence examples for combat to explore from inspiring English sources

Still, it was preferable to the somber meditation on male body issues from Laura Brienza, "War Zones," that employed metaphors of combat to explore anorexia.

"Civilization V takes the franchise further by offering players a more immersive experience with deeper strategies; heightened tactical combat; vast, realistic landscapes to explore, battle over and claim as their own; and an in-game community hub where Civ fans can share content and compete against each other without leaving the game.

Players are introduced to a heightened tactical combat system; vast, realistic landscapes to explore; deeper diplomatic interactions; and an array of expanded features that deliver a fully immersive experience providing hours of entertainment as players build and defend their empire on their quest to become the greatest ruler the world has ever known.

Spyro has several abilities, including breathing fire, swimming and diving, gliding, and headbutting, which he can use to explore and combat a variety of enemies, most of which are rhinoceros-like creatures called Rhynocs.

The dense and complex tale goes beyond the actions of the American soldiers — from Charlie Company of the First Battalion, 20th Infantry — to explore the nature of combat in Vietnam.

There's plenty of content to keep players busy with a lengthy central quest, a refreshingly deep combat system and large, open world islands to explore.

After I accepted that my anxiety didn't make me a bad, incompetent or dysfunctional person, I started to explore kinder ways to combat it.

WASHINGTON (RNS) Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wrapped up a summit of international leaders this week to explore specific steps to combat intolerance, discrimination and violence on the basis of religion or belief.

Therefore, there is an extremely urgent need to explore a novel remedy to combat the cancer.

Our study objective was to explore the relationship between specific combat exposures and other life experiences with postdeployment PTSD.

These studies aim to develop mycoviruses as biocontrol agents to combat fungal diseases and exploit them as tools to explore the physiology of their fungal hosts [ 1, 2].