Sentence examples for explored anew from inspiring English sources

These linguistic reconfigurations are indicative of Puett's mental fluidity: traditionally accepted meanings are explored anew through the kaleidoscopic lens of her mind.

Further investigation revealed the existence of a beguiling new medium, one in which the paradox of the public private life (best captured, as many things are, by Oscar Wilde, one of whose characters speaks of her diary as "simply a very young girl's record of her own thoughts and impressions, and consequently meant for publication") was being explored anew.

Now, Webb's bombshell expose is being explored anew in a documentary, "Freeway: Crack in the System," directed by Marc Levin, which tells the story of "Freeway" Rick Ross, who created a crack empire in LA during the 1980s and is a key figure in Webb's "Dark Alliance" narrative.

The group then travels by bus to the next town to explore anew.

His simultaneous fondness for and rebellion against old Hollywood is demonstrated by his exploring anew clichéd plot devices that often culminate in bleak irony and moral ambiguity.

In this new context, Rousseff's visit should contribute to improve the political atmosphere in which Brazil and the U.S. will explore anew the enormous potential of their relationship.

And, like Saf im Zerwirk, it is offering more than weisswurst and weissbier to those willing to explore it anew.

"When we got back to New York, we were exploring the city anew," Ms. Schachter said.

Such questions, explored over the decades by philosophers and social scientists, come up anew whenever shocking cases of abuse burst upon the national consciousness, whether in the interrogation room, the police station or the high school locker room.

At times I've felt almost euphoric about starting anew and exploring the life sciences outside of academia for the first time.

After moving to Brooklyn, in January of this year, he applied his color practice to photograph New York City anew, this time exploring urban life in the outer boroughs as well as in Manhattan.