Sentence examples for explorations of how from inspiring English sources

Ferrante's writing is suffused with explorations of how aggressive and damaging to women such attitudes are.

Young readers need such alternatives to ideological rigidity, and such explorations of how stories matter.

Reporters have tried to make up for that blindness with many after-the-fact explorations of how Trump's red-state supporters haven't changed their minds.

In citizenship, for example, year 8 pupils collaborated with their Indian counterparts to examine stereotyping issues, leading on to explorations of how children's rights are protected worldwide and the UN's millennium goals.

These issues are approached through explorations of how local anglers and hunters in rural communities of the south-eastern part of Norway react to new trends within angling and hunting tourism.

Ma himself, a frequent visitor to campus, has already inspired a series of Silk Road-style courses at Harvard — classroom explorations of how the material, visual, and audible facets of art enhance traditional scholarship.

"It's Alive!," exploration of how living things grow, eat, move, sense and reproduce.

It is a very intelligent, if extreme, exploration of how bad domestic bliss can become.

An exploration of how genetics has influenced many aspects of life.

It is a funny, slyly provocative exploration of how medical sciences shape our attitude to difference.

This chapter begins the exploration of how to bring semantics into systems design.