The phrase "explore boundaries" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase in a variety of contexts to emphasize the idea of pushing the limits, pushing the envelope, or taking a risk. For example, you might say, "We must strive to explore boundaries and push the limits of what is possible."
J. M. Rebudal will explore boundaries to music by Philip Glass in "Past" in this informal showing.
But there is idea of using play as a way to explore boundaries and the way to explore ideas, and to sort of test limits.
Isn't there a risk of this kind of pervasive monitoring ending up constraining children's sense of freedom to experiment and explore boundaries, at a crucial moment when they are in the process of forming their identities?
Some of us just come programed with the need to dream, explore boundaries and to be continuously challenged.
Starting with Madonna saying "My name is Dita", she invites her lover to be passive, while she tells him to "do as I say" and leads him to explore boundaries between pain and pleasure.
"Becoming Animal" at Mass MoCA explores boundaries between "animal" and "human," as in Motohiko Odani's "Erectro," above.
In the early 1970s, the artist Chris Burden pioneered a kind of sculpture that explored boundaries few people would care even to approach.
At Dance Theatre Workshop, the company performs two new pieces, a duet to Rachmaninov about a fraught relationship (by Ortiz) and an ensemble piece (by Thomas) set to samplings of rock guitar, pop, and Japanese drums and filled with parallel and crisscrossing movement, which explores boundaries between groups of people.
I explored boundaries of good taste but those boundaries were not rendered elastic by the endless expanse of social media.
By adjusting the search criteria, different types of searches (for example, a uniform search, exploring boundaries, sampling all regions equally) can be flexibly implemented.
And when Tapper hit the Colbert Report to talk about bringing on Politifact, sure, he was very serious about it -- but there was a little trace of that sly, teenage enthusiasm that comes with exploring boundaries and feeling like something new is going to bring good things in its wake.
