Sentence examples for explore at all from inspiring English sources

If the goal is to enable young people to learn about and share their sexualities in ways that help them grow to be healthy adults (if they want to explore at all), we're not there yet.

In Shackleton's own words, 'the only true failure would be to not explore at all.'" A passionate advocate of children drawing, Grill told us, "It's sad that we lose the confidence and freedom of drawing as we age.

Most will be in the north Falklands basin, with perhaps one or two in the south Falklands basin, which has not yet been explored at all.

Just beyond them, however, is an area I've never explored at all: the western Midlands between Worcestershire and Shropshire, skirting the fringes of Birmingham, promises hill ranges, nature reserves, and long country drives punctuated with picturesque villages.

The enigmatic character of Phillips is barely explored at all, Elvis's distress at losing his roots and becoming a global commodity is nibbled at but not really addressed.

This has not been explored at all in sol gel systems.

The beginning of the container transport dates back to 50 years ago, but while containerization changed everything, from ships and ports to patterns of global trade, its impact on work injuries was not explored at all.

I guarantee that if you do any kind of exploring at all at this festival you will find new things that will make you think again about what beer is and how good it can be".

The neural functions of most NRs have not been explored at all.

R: LHT [local health traditions], NRHM is not exploring at all.

Indeed even most simple heterocycles have not been explored at all.