Sentence examples for explore the lighter from inspiring English sources

It's time to explore the lighter side of Southern cooking; it was there all along, just waiting to be acknowledged and enjoyed.

They've been involved and invested in the city's dance music scene for over 15 years, but in the current musical climate where they see most house as either "deep" or "hard," the duo are looking to explore the lighter side of the genre with their debut album out this July.

They've been involved and invested in the city's dance music scene for over 15 years, but in the current musical climate where they see most house as either "deep" or "hard," the duo are looking to explore the lighter side of the genre with their debut album out this July. .

This animation demonstrates how global illumination using photon mapping can be used to explore the light flow in a complex architectural model: the unbuilt "Courtyard House with Curved Elements" by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

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The intention is from one of my teachers and mentors, Hubert Selby Jr., who wrote "Requiem for a Dream": "By exploring the darkness, you explore the light".

Illustrations and easy-to-read text explore the light that makes a house in the night a home filled with light.

When placed in a box that had a dark side and a light side, the meditating mice were more likely than control mice to explore the light side, and to rear up on their little hind legs and look around.

Factor 2 primarily reflects the willingness to explore the light compartment in the light dark emergence task, as indicated by increased time spent in the compartment and a reduced latency to enter it.

In satire, he's explored the lighter sides of cannibalism, sadomasochism and incest.

He explores the lighter and occasionally heavier sides of parenting (and other things) on his website www.explorationsofambiguity.com.com