Sentence examples for explore very from inspiring English sources

But the script doesn't let them explore very far.

"We want to explore very serious themes as comedy, and that seems to be exactly what Tom does also".

Many readers commented on the delicate simplicity of the stories, which belies the fact that a number of the short stories explore very harsh political realities.

I don't explore very much with my work: when I go somewhere I already know exactly what I want to do.

Eccentric families are also what Paul Thomas Anderson does best (the porn community in Boogie Nights, the father and adopted son of There Will Be Blood, the cult in The Master), and all his movies explore very American themes (business versus art in Boogie Nights, ambition in There Will Be Blood, self-reinvention in The Master).

The actor revealed the therapist was more of a "life coach" than a traditional psychotherapist, adding: "Us actors explore very fine thin lines going to the dark side and he wants to make sure we finish a movie and don't disappear somewhere and then don't show up for work".

This comedy explores very different territory as Rachel and Scott face up to their big day.

It was also difficult to understand Thomas' struggle between Teresa and Brenda at some points because it was not explored very deeply.

"It is one of the things we're exploring very seriously," she said, adding that high housing costs on the South Fork had previously stood in the way of such a program.

Clive Thompson, author of a forthcoming book, "Smarter Than You Think: How Technology Is Changing Our Minds for the Better," says that these exciting possibilities need to be explored very carefully.

It's a neat idea, and hasn't really been explored very much.