Sentence examples for exploring point from inspiring English sources

So fizzles the tale of Jingu the teacher, but what Mr. Hong does with the subsequent segments reconfirms him as one of contemporary cinema's freshest innovators in narrative form, restlessly (and meaningfully) exploring point of view and how life does and doesn't add up.

This exploring point is distinctly different from the present literatures.

"Nielsen data says that people spend about 1/3 of their time on communication hubs and 2/3 of their time in the rest of the web — much of which is exploring points of interest.

We wanted to explore Point's style and sensibility, not his ability to use the priciest ingredients available.

Elements of STEAM Sciencee: Students will explore point and non-point pollution sources examining how adding permeable or non-permeable surfaces can affect water flow.

Every year, more than two million people head north of San Francisco to explore Point Reyes National Seashore--just as Sir Francis Drake and the Coast Miwok Indians did hundreds of years before.

The similarity in outcome for all the phosphomimicry mutants explored points to a more general mechanism of structural modulation of intermediate filaments via phosphorylation.

Over the centuries, many people--theologians as well scientists--have tried to explore points of intersection.

Hacking together an Xbox Kinect camera and a digital SLR, the pair has created an accessible way for artists to explore point-cloud data intuitively.

Prison reform advocates have welcomed the bipartisan effort — which is meant to explore points of agreement that can be drafted into legislation and translated into policy.

Exploring blocks to creativity, they write, "it is necessary that people be able to face their disagreements without confrontation and be willing to explore points of view to which they do not personally subscribe" (Science, Order and Creativity, p. 242).