Sentence examples for experimental territory from inspiring English sources

Headlong may be moving toward more rigorously experimental territory, but it is doubtful that the company's basic mission will change.

The past two years of the now five-year-old Victoria Beckham brand have seen it develop from its starting-block of glamorous dresses into more experimental territory, trying out looser shapes and androgynous elements.

Grey will play a high-class call girl in the low-budget feature, which looks like it might be one of the Oscar-winning film-maker's frequent journeys into experimental territory.

His food has developed, roaming in the experimental territory marked out by Ferran Adrià – zillion-course menus mainly given over to edible tricks and stunts – before finding a securer footing in the inspiration of the Nordic movement led by René Redzepi.

While this approach encourages self-invention in slums, it can also be highly controversial to use informal communities as experimental territory.

The growth of Chet Faker's standing as a producer is documented with Built On Glass, the 2014 debut full-length album reaching into bolder, more experimental territory.

Though their name may now be more synonymous with a broadband package, there was time – the 80s – when Talk Talk were surging forward into experimental new territories.

But they've sometimes struggled to carry that raw, garage thrill on to huge festival stages, and largely failed in the attempt to evolve their formula into electro-rock and experimental pop territories on recent albums Angles and Comedown Machine.

Mr. Koolhaas wrote, "Engineering can now enter more experimental and emotional territory".

Megafaun's C.S.N.Y.-style harmonies gently tumble across lilting country-rock tunes that sometimes veer into experimental jam-session territory.

Rock history is littered with hugely successful artists who alienated their audience by making an unexpected left-turn into more experimental, less commercial territory.