Sentence examples for experiments about what from inspiring English sources

In New York City, a friend and I used to conduct experiments about what it was like to "hail a cab while black".

In any field, leaders who move their organizations forward are the ones who can reimagine what they've always done, refresh and reinterpret the products and services they offer, and unleash bold experiments about what comes next.

The roots of this are almost as old as the Thirty Years' War, but let's give it an arbitrary start date of September 9, 2006, when The Times Magazine (London, we're talking) published quotes from an interview Amis had given in which he airily gave voice to some thought experiments about what a reasonable man's reaction to Islamic terrorism might be: "The Muslim community will have to suffer".

"Was that some social experiment about what people find funny and what they don't?

ON SUNDAY, Gulliver noted Ryan Avent's thought experiment about what might happen if America diverted some of its defence spending to infrastructure investment.

"I think it's an exciting moment in podcasting where there's the energy and the audience, but there's also a lot of room to experiment about what this form even is and what it could be," he says.

The other major contribution, and I would rank this higher than the first, is that the way we make progress is by experimenting about what I call "possible selves".

The new service is really an experiment about what a search engine for mobile web applications would look like.

For everybody else, I hope this is an interesting thought experiment about what our world might look like after the Internet has finished demolishing our remaining geographical barriers.

That makes the Barnett region a laboratory of sorts, the longest-running experiment about what it means for people when fracked wells and their associated equipment move into neighborhoods on a large scale.

To make them pay attention, patients were told that they would be questioned at the end of the experiment about what they had seen.