Sentence examples for daring to explore from inspiring English sources

If "Piano" is not completely successful, it offers the excitement of a master novelist daring to explore new depths.

Moreover, the "cross-talk" between researchers with different backgrounds, i.e. histologists, cell and molecular biologists and physiologists, is still quite difficult, and very often one remains somehow "confined" to his or her own specific field of expertise never daring to explore "mysterious" lands unless having the support of a big laboratory beyond.

Daring to explore the limits.

And in the run-up to the centenary of the battle to reach the south pole, we get films about daring attempts to explore the region, such as South (1919), an account of Shackleton's ill-starred expedition, with footage rescued from his ship, and a sneak preview of the BFI's restoration of Herbert Ponting's Scott Of The Antarctic doc The Great White Silence.

A daring project to explore an ancient lake hidden beneath the Antarctic ice moves closer to reality this weekend.

That's at least the daring hypothesis we might want to explore.

In this process of taking bold risks and daring greatly, what has surfaced are incredible opportunities to explore trust and faith, and to listen honestly to the "unconscious" thought processes and mental tapes that formed the foundation of my existence.

Because we are emerging from the broadened horizons of our adult years healthier, more independent, more confident and more daring than our mothers' generation, we are poised to explore a second adulthood.

As the critic Lindsay Zoladz recently pointed out, Ono was making interactive artwork back in the early 60s, often daring the viewer to respond with mockery or even violence and in turn prompting them to explore their own reactions.

Jorge Lopez, 20, and his friends grew up daring one another to one day cross St . Louis Street slip across the gravel driveway and disappear into Linda Vista to explore.

In his daring book Tango with Cows, he abandoned syntax for a spatial arrangement of words on old wallpaper to explore visual poetry.