Sentence examples for exploring a part of from inspiring English sources
Their papers will be bound into a briefing book of 25 chapters, each one exploring a part of the Constitution, its history and background and recommending changes.
She found herself exploring a part of the internet that was full of complicated theories about social hierarchies, propaganda, and gender bias, in the process reading story after story of men being discriminated against in family courts and custody battles.
But as the sun rose, I was stunned to realize I'd completed Preparation for the Next Life and had fallen in love with its grittiness and earnestness in exploring a part of New York City—and the American mind-set that few locals have ever seen.
But as the sun rose, I was stunned to realise I'd completed Preparation for the Next Life and had fallen in love with its grittiness and earnestness in exploring a part of New York City - and the American mind-set - that few locals have ever seen.
For the Lebanese, Fatima Gate has become a tourist attraction, with buses arriving daily from Beirut and Tyre and Sidon carrying those eager to explore a part of their country that was off limits for a generation.
The acting story demands he tells you more but, in this context anyway, Lee is far too modest to explore a part of his life discovered via marriage to a musician with theatrical interests.
For one, the run goes through Germany, Austria and Italy, enabling runners to explore a part of the world that I've never been to.
They see that reading, writing, learning and exploring are a part of our daily lives, too.
Along the line of the answer to question #3, it is clear that the method is useful to pinpointing key candidates while exploring a large part of the investigated protein without prior knowledge of conformational changes.
The two generations of women spent around 90 days exploring a large part of the U.S. and Canada.
Others used random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD), exploring a larger part of the genome to compare the genetic structure of colonizing and invasive GBS isolated from neonates with meningitis [ 24– 26] (Table 4).
