Sentence examples for explorations of a from inspiring English sources

The novel seeks to get at the heart of what makes us human through the explorations of a 16-year-old boy, first as he explores religions, and then as he survives 227 days on the open sea in a lifeboat.

They are explorations of a visual language.

SIDETRACKS: Explorations of a Romantic Biographer, by Richard Holmes.

Sidetracks: Explorations of a Romantic Biographer.By Richard Holmes.HarperCollins; 420 pages; £19.99BIOGRAPHY is a strange art.

"La Sonnambula" is one of Balanchine's explorations of a recurrent theme: the artist's alienation from society.

(To the Tempest Given appeared last year, in Holmes's collection Sidetracks: Explorations of a Romantic Biographer).

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

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

Mr. Stone promises a seriocomic exploration of a well-born Everyman who grew up to become president.

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.