Sentence examples for courageous exploration from inspiring English sources

Falconer deserves a wider audience for her courageous exploration of adolescence in all its hellish glory.

"Hawking so fully embodies what the festival is all about -- courageous exploration of the unknown," Dr. Greene said.

In 1981, the Explorers Club allowed female members, finally honoring a long history of courageous exploration by incomparable women like marine biologist Sylvia Earle and primatologist Jane Goodall.

"Hawking so fully embodies what the festival is all about — courageous exploration of the unknown," Dr. Greene said.

Authentic leaders also work hard at developing self-awareness through persistent and often courageous self-exploration.

Charles Bolden, Nasa's administrator, said Armstrong was an "incredibly humble" man with a courageous thirst for exploration.

The author felt that despite the courageous premise of genuine exploration of queer sex, the book crossed over into pornography and a wrong portrayal for the community, while being flippant and commercial.

Still, with Phelim McDermott's totemic production, the sensitive conducting of Dante Anzolini, an admirable cast and the Met's stalwart chorus, the opera emerged as a humane, often profound exploration of Gandhi's courageous and savvy politics of nonviolence.

Nansen's reputation nevertheless survived; a hundred years after the expedition the British explorer Wally Herbert called the Fram voyage "one of the most inspiring examples of courageous intelligence in the history of exploration".

From a young age, he devoured accounts of polar exploration, with Shackleton always his vision of a courageous leader and adventurer.

It's a hugely courageous and important exploration of an addiction so heavily stigmatised that many of those affected go to understandable lengths to keep it hidden, a situation that only serves to perpetuate the problem.