Sentence examples for explore too much from inspiring English sources
It's a dynamic the show didn't explore too much -- any chance we'll get a bit more in these last episodes?
However, I won't encourage anyone to transition physically, or to have surgery, or to take hormones, or even to explore too much more in depth their gender identity than makes them comfortable".
Explore too much and the other hidden (for now) civilizations will get a head start.
DB: That was something that I haven't explored too much.
Barrowman comments that "We'd already agreed to tell a story that showed a side of Jack and a part of his history that hadn't been explored too much in other media.
Commenting on the characterisation of Jack Harkness in the comic strip Barrowman states: "We'd already agreed to tell a story that showed a side of Jack and a part of his history that hadn't been explored too much in other media.
I couldn't explore in too much detail the command relationships between Colonel Steele and his superiors, or the way he worked with officers who were serving under him.
Other American archetypes were explored too.
Like them a critic turned filmmaker, Chabrol shared their appreciation of classical genre form – to some, he appreciated it too much, exploring rather than subverting its strictures.
From a woman who let her partner do too much exploring.
Well, if it's not true, if life and experience in life simply happen to you, outside of your ability to choose or influence, then that's just the way it is and it probably won't cost you too much to explore the "what if" theory about choice.
