Sentence examples for exploring and expressing from inspiring English sources

Note to Teacher | This lesson involves students exploring and expressing their political views.

Field also helped rekindle the idea of fashion as escapism, as a romantic dream, as a way of exploring and expressing yourself, all of which has had a lasting impact on how women today dress.

Pornography, on this view, is an important tool for exploring and expressing new or minority forms of female sexuality.

The explanatory mechanism for treatment effect offered to the patient focuses on the antidepressive effects of a supportive and understanding relationship, on the benefits of exploring and expressing emotions, the patient-directed structure of session and focus on personally relevant themes.

But if you can handle this, you might find joining the great philosophical conversation that has been going since Plato through exploring and expressing your own ideas to be one of the most satisfying things you can do.

But faith schools at least provide an encouraging environment for children to explore and express their religion.

" 'Free to Be You and Me' and 'Sesame Street' allowed us as young people to think about individuality, to explore and express ourselves".

"The idea is that young people use the arts to explore and express their lives, learning skills and working with other young people," says Gould.

Actually, it caters to the Elle Girl fantasy that young men have feelings, and with proper tutoring can be trained to explore and express them.

Check out how the mathematician and professionally trained mime Tim Chartier uses movement to explore and express the idea of infinity.

He has inspired younger writers with diverse backgrounds such as Zadie Smith and Hari Kunzru, whose writing in turn will inspire new Britons to explore and express their identities.