Sentence examples for explore the biggest from inspiring English sources

For more video trends from 2012, visit YouTube's Year In Review channel, where you can explore the biggest trends, broken down by category and geographic location.

This time CYBERWAR is travelling to more countries and going back to Russia to explore the biggest hacking stories of the moment.

And relentlessly the political class continues to explore the big issues in Brussels.

Her tales of small town Canadian life explore the big themes of life, love and death.

He said the committee had held an initial meeting to explore the big picture and other issues would follow.

Something about being the mayor of New York seems to inspire a longing to leave Gracie Mansion and explore the big world across the Hudson.

Hirst, along with fellow ex-young Brit artists Angus Fairhurst and Sarah Lucas, will explore the big themes in the Tate exhibition In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.

As Frances and Bernard explore the big questions about faith and a life dedicated to others versus one's art, their correspondence grows enervatingly self-involved.

Her operas especially explore the big themes of war, of love, of existence; and each has created a new sonic universe to do so.

Sethi chooses not to explore the big picture, the roots of the social inequality that forces Ashraf and so many millions of Indians to live and work in such dangerous and inhumane conditions.

So in an ideal world - well, my ideal world - children would be able to explore the big questions through a host of philosophical approaches that would not inevitably lead back to God.