Sentence examples for energetic explorations from inspiring English sources

(Sulcas) ★ Faustin Linyekula (Friday and Saturday) The history and politics of Congo, where Mr. Linyekula grew up, are major themes in this choreographer's work, and his rambunctious, rambling pieces are inventive, energetic explorations of how individuals cope — and do more than cope — with impossible circumstances.

(Sulcas) ★ Faustin Linyekula (Wednesday and Thursday, through Oct. 15) The history and politics of Congo, where Mr. Linyekula grew up, are major themes in this choreographer's work, and his rambunctious, rambling pieces are inventive, energetic explorations of how individuals cope — and do more than cope — with impossible circumstances.

An energetic exploration of issues surrounding climate change vociferously advocates immediate, radical reforms.

Lindberg's piece, scored for two pianists, percussionists, and electronics, was an energetic exploration of textural and structural contrasts.

Perlin's energetic exploration of this world is mostly confined to America, with a few British detours, but the questions he asks are profound and wide-ranging.

The book, in one way, underlines the theme of Malcolm Gladwell's David & Goliath (Allen Lane), an energetic, counterintuitive exploration of why (and how) underdogs succeed, and how disabilities, traumatic childhoods, and other seeming lacks can sometimes trump power.

Even in the teeth of plunging oil prices, Aramco is pushing ahead on an even more energetic set of exploration efforts to expand its total base of proved, probable and possible reserves from 700 billion to 900 billion barrels.

Our method consists of six steps: (i) land-use inventory; (ii) energy demand inventory; (iii) local renewable/residual energy potential analysis; (iv) clusters of spatial functions exploration; (v) energetic linkages analysis; (vi) network patterns exploration.

Several, in fact - but there's no doubting the commitment of this energetic ensemble to their exploration of "the way human bod­ies inter­act with objects".

There will still inevitably be significant evolutionary selective pressure on routine flight performance since the energetic costs of foraging and exploration are likely to be just as important as peak performance.

Recreated in sophisticated terms are the important tendencies of music being created around him in the first quarter of the 20th century, from Stravinsky's energetic unevenness to Bartok's folk-music explorations and controlled barbarity.