Sentence examples for exploration of humans from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gilbert's program, "The Impressionable Air," will include her recent "Folies de la Vigne," which she describes as an eccentric processional, and excerpts from "Aeolian Voyage," an exploration of humans' kinship to the wind, set to a score by Rex Ordinaire.

This artful exploration of human-canine relations argues that the dog is currently being reimagined.

Resistance is at once a brilliant and sometimes frightening thriller, and a mature exploration of human blur and compromise.

This novel integrates his various interests in its exploration of human chemistry and its attractions, repulsions, affinities and reactions.

Although its exploration of human consciousness can be intensely exhilarating, "The Rowing Lesson" catches a few snags.

The novel, of course, is an unequaled medium for the exploration of human social and emotional life.

And Macbeth, because of its exploration of human psychology, fate, violence, guilt and destiny; its poetic voracity and dramatic tension; and because the female characters rock it.

Mainstream sociology eschews any exploration of human values, meanings and beliefs because ambiguities and judgment are rarely welcomed in the discipline now.

The real star here is Miller's propulsive, unstinting exploration of human nature, and Ms. Kareman and her actors let it shine.

At the Istanbul International film festival in April "Press" won the Turkish equivalent of an Oscar for its exploration of human rights abuses.

He reads books, two at a time — now a social history of the Martin Luther King years and an exploration of human behavior.