Sentence examples for consciously exploring from inspiring English sources

There was that lost year in Arizona, and then in her 20s when she was gaining more weight and consciously exploring what it would take to escape the male gaze completely.

This group was consciously exploring the philosophical approach of Whitehead with the goal of building a trans-disciplinary theoretical and philosophical biology which helped lay the foundation for the conceptual triumph of molecular biology after World War II (Abir-Am 1987; de Chadarevian 2002).

This year I also have been consciously exploring illness, aging and death through a 2-year training program with a group of Buddhist practitioners.

The artier new-wave rock bands, Talking Heads above all, consciously explored the Minimalist aesthetic.

The Line of Beauty brings to an end this sequence of books in which he has consciously explored gay identity and its fight for recognition.

With Steve Miller, he invented Space Rock: rock music which consciously explored new notions of space and time, inspired by astronauts and by the speed-up of the mental and physical world that it implied by electricity.

Infants consciously explore objects, typically using the hand nearest an object or both hands together [ 20].

Inductive means that they were anticipated from the design of the interview and FGD guides and consciously explored in the interviews and FGDs.

Hochman is at her best in medias res, un-self-consciously exploring the resonances of her many graceful metaphors.

By the late 80s, Marsalis's music was self-consciously exploring what he called "the rudiments" of jazz.

There is a lot of Acting, with a capital A, going on, as if the company members were still self-consciously exploring their characters.