Sentence examples for exploring like from inspiring English sources

I spent every free minute exploring like a little kid.

But "Call the Midwife" has become richer, more variable, and more ambitious with every season, exploring, like "The Knick," themes about obstetrics and class politics yet painting far warmer, less generic portraits of the midwives' slum-dwelling clients.

So I think we've set a benchmark with the last picture but there are elements that we must continue exploring, like putting this man into cinematic situations where the camera just settles on him.

There are still a number of unanswered questions that the researchers are exploring, like how large the star was in comparison to the sun, how close it got to the black hole and role of the hole's spin in the event.

There has been an enormous academic debate for more than two decades about the meaning of GDP, and whether there are alternative models worth exploring like Gross National Happiness.

It's likely that some of the innovation Google is looking at is in shoring up the same kinds of deficiencies that UPS may be exploring, like the transport method for shuttling goods from central depots to local sort and delivery facilities.

Some important matters were not explored, like how to address lesbianism more openly.

There were new tracks from artists he had liked but not fully explored, like Simon and Garfunkel, and Everclear.

There are so many other rich avenues to explore – like her treatment of animals, or her use of dolls.

Other wrinkles of the river's drainage basin, though, are just now being explored, like the odd legacy of homesteading.

Her agenda sometimes imposes a formulaic structure on her novels, as if she were checking off timely issues to explore, like immigration or the outrages of Thatcherite capitalism.