Sentence examples for explored like from inspiring English sources

Some important matters were not explored, like how to address lesbianism more openly.

There were new tracks from artists he had liked but not fully explored, like Simon and Garfunkel, and Everclear.

Other wrinkles of the river's drainage basin, though, are just now being explored, like the odd legacy of homesteading.

Mr. Metropulos added that other viable options should be explored, like improvements in the district's conservation program and its water recycling program.

So much of that system has yet to be explored — like the vast Midocean Ridge, which winds through the world's oceans for thirty-seven thousand miles.

"Finding three new, obviously distinct vertebrates would be surprising enough in somewhere poorly explored like New Guinea, let alone in Australia, a country we think we've explored pretty well," said Dr Conrad Hoskin of James Cook University, who led the expedition together with Dr Tim Laman from Harvard University.

I spent every free minute exploring like a little kid.

There are so many other rich avenues to explore – like her treatment of animals, or her use of dolls.

Her agenda sometimes imposes a formulaic structure on her novels, as if she were checking off timely issues to explore, like immigration or the outrages of Thatcherite capitalism.

There are plenty more mysteries to explore, like how exactly the orienteering dance works, and which part of the brain does the computing.

Rather than sending a costly system that had a traditional and expensive artificial intelligence based control system, fleets of inexpensive systems could explore like insects.