Sentence examples for explored at length from inspiring English sources

He might have added Monica Lewinsky, whose relationship with Bill Clinton he explored at length.

That sad and sordid tale, explored at length in a 1998 New Yorker article, was deeply embarrassing.

The subject is comedy, and it will be explored at length -- 10 weeks and more than 100 classics -- in the series that begins on Friday at Film Forum.

The development of "chesterfield"—once a common Canadianism for a sofa of any sort, but now somewhat moribund is explored at length.

These and other questions could be explored at length in a perfectly respectable college course, and again, the political affiliation of the instructor would be irrelevant.

The argument (which Mary L. Dudziak's 2000 book "Cold War Civil Rights" explored at length) isn't as implausible as it might at first seem.

The report explores at length how discrimination and inequality – including and going beyond gender – limit opportunities and create poverty.

This interesting intuition is one that Hiss explores at length and from an impressively wide variety of disciplines.

Bohemia, as she explores at length, exists wherever someone is questioning accepted mores about family, sex, drugs, work, shopping and adulthood.

Or, are they doomed to lurch, like many others in the past, between a sense of inadequacy and fantasies of revenge?... Returning to Russia from Europe in 1862, Dostoevsky first began to explore at length the very modern torment of ressentiment that the misogynists of Twitter today manifest as much as the dupes of Isis.

Does less of minimalism mean more of something else? Beattie's novel explores at length, in a prose that owes much to the language of therapy, a fraught relationship between a 40-ish woman whose husband is dead and her brother, a flagrant womanizer.