Sentence examples for drawn to exploring from inspiring English sources

He pointed to this as a reason he was drawn to exploring political and social injustice in his paintings, installations and sound and performance art.

In his application to the foundation, Mr. Van Agtmael wrote: As an American of the generation fighting the wars, I was initially drawn to exploring the American perspective.

Is that a coincidence, or are you particularly drawn to exploring that period?It's coincidental, but that era in America the 1970s and the late 1960s threw up these kinds of stories.

It's no surprise that a younger gay director like François Ozon would be drawn to exploring the "mature" sexuality of Charlotte Rampling in his film "Under the Sand" ["To the French, Femmes Over 50 Are Still Fatale" by Erica Abeel, June 17].

Especially if the technology is halfway understood or being actively developed, engineers are drawn to exploring the endless possibilities.

I was drawn to explore both the terrible and the beautiful things about race".

I wasn't drawn to explore the early years of Kate and Colman's marriage; it just didn't interest me that much.

While many might dispute both the verdict and the timing, it is certainly true that, with the decline of church-going in the second half of the 20th century, fewer writers of fiction are now drawn to explore religion.

Last week's episode, where Geordie's youngest child looked unlikely to survive a life-threatening illness, foregrounded the tensions between a salty copper with little time for church-going and a man of faith drawn to explore the darker side of human nature.

They have confidence in their own identity and they're drawn to explore because of that.

She teaches that "for those who are drawn to explore deeper and deeper crevasses of our psyche, the desire to explore that taboo can be compelling".