Sentence examples for explore the crossroads from inspiring English sources

It's a space to explore the crossroads of where social and political constructs intersect with personal experiences and family, loving or otherwise; an opportunity to look into the nature of identity and family ties that are anything but black and white.

Next stop will be to visit goddess temples in Greece and the Oracle at Delphi and explore the crossroads of so many cultures and civilizations in Turkey, where it is said that the feminine began to be oppressed some 5,000 years ago.

Sociologists and organization scholars seem to be more and more interested in exploring the crossroad of professions and organizations (see for example the recent monograph of Current Sociology on this topic, introduced by its editors, Muzio and Kirkpatrick [ 40] entitled 'Professions and organizations – a conceptual framework').

By giving a platform for the viewer to loosen, unlock, and explore the cognitive responses of the mind, these portals become a crossroads between inner and outer space.

According to The Rough Guide to World Music (2006), the album uses a "hectic crossroads in Lagos... as a metaphor to explore the problems of an entire corrupt nation".

Inventing Times Square: Commerce and Culture at the Crossroads of the World Edited by William R. Taylor (1991) Essays exploring the way the square has reflected America's consumer culture.

Ms. Gaffney is one of the panelists who will be exploring the role of theater in times of crisis at a free symposium sponsored by the New Jersey Theater Alliance on Monday at 7 p.m. at the Crossroads Theater in New Brunswick.

Elsewhere, with her adaptable crew — the pianist Leo Genovese, the guitarist Ricardo Vogt and the drummer Otis Brown — she explored a crossroads of Latin music and jazz-funk, wisely leaving out her own more callow songs.

The Australian pianist Barney McAll has lived in New York for a dozen years, exploring a crossroads of jazz and funk and scoring music for film and television.

At 8 p.m. tomorrow at Merkin Concert Hall, his legacy will be explored and illuminated in "At the Crossroads: A Tribute to Robert Johnson".

Her specialty is exploring "crossroads," which are often found in underground economies.