Sentence examples for exploration of a from inspiring English sources

A typical class period began with the exploration of a novel biological phenomenon (engage and explore).

Or her supporting role in Magic Magic, the low-budget exploration of a mental breakdown.

The event is the academy's first exploration of a single country's culture.

Mitt Romney seized the Internet yesterday to announce, via Twitter, his "exploration" of a Presidential run.

This was, Mr. McQueen said, an ironic exploration of a designer's reinvention.

And yet this is an enlightening and exciting exploration of a great artist and cultural icon.

"Trumpery" is not Mr. Parnell's first exploration of a frightening idea either.

It was a personal exploration of a world of manual work I knew nothing about.

The Scapegoat (1957) is a similarly skilful but contrived exploration of a double life.

I work using autobiographical material but ultimately this is a theatrical exploration of a universal experience.

"It's an exploration of a key event in history, so it's very on-brand".