Sentence examples for explored matters from inspiring English sources

Whereas Becker explored matters more on a theoretical basis, Mincer took a more empirically-oriented approach.

One of the world's leading visual neurophysiologists, he has turned to brain imaging to explore matters as seemingly outside brain science's territory as beauty in literature and art - and even "romantic love".

Surveys also show that an increasing number of people describe themselves as "spiritual but not religious", indicating a desire to explore matters of spirituality, of the purpose and meaning of human life.

Mr. Ashcroft is expected to face the fiercest confirmation battle of all, at hearings that will explore matters including his successful fight to defeat the federal judicial nomination of Ronnie White, the first black member of the Missouri Supreme Court.

Mr. Farella's "mandate is to figure out how to optimize the value of our total media offering," he added, and to explore matters like "acquiring further capabilities" in the media area.

Mehta explores matters more complex and unsettling than movie-tidy, against-the-odds heroism.

The web series uses the comfort of the sitcom format to openly explore matters of identity.

Donoghue is less interested in exploring matters of sexual identity or 19th century feminism than she is in following the template of an amateur detective novel, as Blanche attempts to track down her friend's killer.

Many of Alicia Keys' songs and poems explore matters of gender and include assertions about the dignity and independence of women in a hyper-sexed society that objectifies them.

Moreover, it is necessary to explore matters of control and regulation and whether an organisation like the WADA-AMA remains the most suitable model.

Data on the subjective experience of loneliness were then gathered through the Mmogo-method®, whereby drawings were employed to explore matters and issues of importance in the lives of older people that could be used to deal with loneliness.