Sentence examples for exploring the complications from inspiring English sources

But Wald has a habit of exploring the complications and tensions that underlie received stories: witness Escaping the Delta, his fascinating exploration of the legend of Robert Johnson.

Kafka was satisfied with exploring the complications of Gregor Samsa's new life as a bug within the privacy of the home, but Barrett is all about taking the craziness outside, where life is unpredictable and fraught with danger.

Once it can feel secure in its home, it might consider making distinctions as well as showing continuities, describing in all its variety a group that is beginning to celebrate itself and its possibilities, exploring the complications of a hyphenated existence.

Nothing is that simple, and "Albert Nobbs" explores the complications with a light and sensitive touch.

Dream Things True, a novel for young adults, explores the complications of immigration and the plight of undocumented minors.

They would conceive a Sinatra song that was somehow different from other Sinatra songs, one that explored the complications of adult love.

Despite its flaws, this could be a useful tool for helping young children deal with aggression or explore the complications of sibling dynamics.

The students explored the complications of looking at a data set that saw drastic changes over the last three centuries in terms of spelling and grammar, which offered new challenges to data cleanup.

Currently in development, her latest project Babies in Space will explore the complications of growing a fetus in an altered gravitational state.

"The Affair," which explores the complications surrounding an extramarital affair, premiered last month, and the second season will have 10 episodes that will premiere next year.

Various authors have explored the complications of extensive limb lengthening and attempted to assess patient satisfaction (Lavini et al. 1990, Aldegheri and Dall'Oca 2001).