Sentence examples for exploring essence from inspiring English sources

The technology platforms of systems biology, especially proteomics can provide useful tools for exploring essence of TCM syndromes and understanding principle of herbal formulation.

I received my first camera from my father when I was in junior high school, and have been exploring the essence and beauty of nature and life ever since.

Our work offers an example of the application of qualitative interviews for exploring the essence of quality of everyday life for Estonian rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients.

Williams said he wanted to explore the essence of life, search for truth.

— Eric Asimov Santa Barbara Independent: A new cookbook explores the essence of "Caliterranean" eating.

The author focuses on the experiences of three remarkable chefs -- their passions, quirks and sang-froid -- to explore the essence of haute cuisine.

For the dancer Thibault Lac, both in the new work and in "Antigone Jr.," a duet that explores the essence of tragedy, Mr. Harrell's vision is challenging.

During the day festivalgoers can also explore the Essence Empowerment Seminar Series, which features presentations by authors, religious leaders, political strategists, comedians, motivational speakers and television stars, including Bill Cosby, Steve Harvey, Roland Martin, NeNe Leakes, Finesse Mitchell, the Rev. Al Sharpton and Donna Brazile.

COLOMBIA: El Parlante Amarillo Bomba Estéreo – Pa' Respirar After four years of waiting, electro-cumbia group Bomba Estéreo return with a more reflective album in which they explore their essence, but without forgetting their Caribbean power.

The trove of photographs taken by Mr. Johnathan from 1916, when he moved east to Bay Shore from Harlem with his wife, Lucy, until his death here in 1966 explored the essence of an internally diverse and outwardly serene hamlet in the early 20th century.

During and after the Greek Civil War, he lapsed into literary silence for almost 15 years, returning to print in 1959 with To Axion Esti ("Worthy It Is"; Eng. trans. The Axion Esti), a long poem in which the speaker explores the essence of his being as well as the identity of his country and people.