Sentence examples for ever exploring from inspiring English sources

The movie runs for an hour on the premise of their sexual vanity without ever exploring it.

Unfortunately, Manovich lets it stand as bare fact, without ever exploring the historical, social, economic and political underpinnings or ramifications.

While this may be another comment about the competition that results from human enterprise, I'll say this: If I was ever exploring other planets, the only one of them I'd want around would be Idris.

Either they have taken on a role opposite to their natal features, or societal pressure and fear of rejection keep them from ever exploring the full expanses of their consciousness and potential at all, or at least not for many, many years.

Therefore, our theory suggests a potential normative explanation for how animals (who might be a priori naïve about potential dangers of certain internal states) would learn to avoid extreme physiological instability, without ever exploring how good or bad they are.

No sci-fi story has ever explored this concept of the "bored explorer" better than Iain M. Banks's Culture series.

"I've never, ever explored joy in my acting before.

Did you ever explore alternative approaches, such as decriminalizing marijuana?

I asked Chris Badger whether he had ever explored Mulanje in bad weather.

The story of Evan Dando, if ever explored in detail, may be a model rock tragedy.

No one has ever explored Beiderbecke's music quite the way Mr. Muldaur has.