Sentence examples for exploring just from inspiring English sources
Some analysts suggest that officials are exploring just how much inconvenience the Chinese are willing to tolerate.
In exploring just a small sample of the second world, we should start perhaps with the hardest case: Russia.
Over two weeks the relationship among them becomes increasingly knotty, with Gary Duggan's script dabbling in sex, death, isolation and hostility rather than exploring just one theme.
Western fairy tales have a long history of exploring just this theme — trying to make moral sense of the arbitrary rewards of physical beauty.
He's not exploring just for its own sake: his current trip is tied into the Catlin Arctic Survey, which measures the thickness of the Arctic ice.
The novel moves along a blurred, complicated line of sexual consent, exploring just those topics that Freud spent a lifetime surgically packing and unpacking.
Geraldine McCaughrean's highly acclaimed sequel fast forwards to 1929 and explores just that.
So let's explore just why Cameron's regime is so cold.
Littlejohn explores just that in a timely column that illustrates a journalistic, and public, conundrum.
This week, the Guardian will explore just what makes the politics of gun control so difficult.
The initial release of Glass was designed to explore just these issues.
