Sentence examples for described as experimental from inspiring English sources

Our music could certainly be described as experimental, if not rock.

In the industry press, TGC's games are often described as "experimental".

Contemporary dance in America is often described as experimental.

With their previous album, Kaleidophonica, Spiro proved that they are true English originals, with a style perhaps best described as experimental folk-influenced acoustic music.

The latest figures, which were described as experimental, come at a time when the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training – so-called Neets – is at its lowest since consistent records began in 1994.

The new plan, described as experimental, instead envisions "live removal" of the trout for restocking in other waters, Ms. Castle said.

In over fifty images, "Sweet Earth" explores sites and communities Sternfeld describes as "experimental utopias in America".

This is the first time the ONS has recorded private rental costs, in what it describes as "experimental" data.

"I don't quite understand its being described as 'experimental'experimental

At this early point the quality of what you can see is best described as 'experimental', as testers grapple with how to use it, and whether they like it enough to give it more than a five-minute once over.

Isa, under its former kitchen team, could almost be described as an experimental restaurant.