Sentence examples for explored the possibilities from inspiring English sources

WRI explored the possibilities for more active interventions in war zones.

Subsequent art movements such as Dada and Surrealism explored the possibilities of assemblage.

"We should have explored the possibilities more," says Dirk Niebel, general secretary of the FDP.

In a flurry of memos (now stored in the BBC's archives in Reading), members of his staff explored the possibilities.

Others, like film-maker Fritz Lang, explored the possibilities of a perfect future in the shape of glorious visionary architecture.

Since Brown formed her company, in 1970, audiences have watched with fondness as she has explored the possibilities of movement.

Even in his first novel, "The Rebellion of Yale Marratt" (1964), Mr. Rimmer enthusiastically explored the possibilities of bigamy.

"Gloria," the art show, looks at how early feminist artists explored the possibilities of performance, photography, video and mixed media.

Couldn't Disney ever have explored the possibilities in having Cruella De Vil or Maleficent or Ursula the Sea Witch submit to the redemptive power of eggnog?

In their previous shows, the company have explored the possibilities of non-traditional equipment; here, they use several long metal poles.

His grandson David also says he was a very modern artist, and would have explored the possibilities of the electric guitar much more if he'd lived longer.