Sentence examples for explored serious from inspiring English sources

Some television dramas, like "Marcus Welby, M.D.," had explored serious themes before "All in the Family" turned up, but they didn't generate the buzz or the sustained mass audience of Mr. Lear's show.

Soaps are positioned to reflect and explore serious social issues like nothing else, too.

About a third of the subjects "escalated" their follow-up searches to explore serious illnesses, the researchers said.

You should use everything in your tool belt to explore serious things in the most electrifying way possible".

KGM: Well, look, this is a news programme, it's not a film programme, so we explore serious themes.

The question, as always with Mr. Park, is whether he is making high-toned exploitation movies or using the genre to explore serious emotional and ethical issues.

Bee spoke afterwards about her interest in exploring serious stories that affect predominantly women, like the Zika virus, even though they are "not inherently comedic".

The Who and Led Zeppelin used the forcefulness of amplified blues to explore serious subjects -- class and identity, religious longing, the depths of sexuality.

… Bloomberg: … Meanwhile, over on the Atlantic Coast of France, Elin McCoy explores serious Muscadet and suggests that new rules may help it achieve next-big-thing status.

Mr. Gilmore said he is encouraged that there seem to be more films this year exploring serious, specific themes like child abuse and AIDS and fewer exercises in navel-gazing.

Soon fantasies are being lived out in Penelope Skinner's very funny play that echoes Terry Johnson's work in its facility for using popular form and stereotypes to explore serious issues and unhappiness.