Sentence examples for exploring the events of from inspiring English sources
A French-backed film exploring the events of September 11 looks set to provide the latest controversy at an already troubled Venice film festival.
This differentiated series of activities from TeachIt asks students to create a radio broadcast exploring the events of the poem from the perspective of a presenter and an eyewitness.
Cindy Oswin's Scenic Flights takes Beckett's Winnie from Happy Days on a world cruise, and Elaine Feinstein's Lear's Daughters is a prequel, exploring the events of Goneril, Regan and Cordelia's childhood to make sense of what eventually occurs in the opening scene of Shakespeare's play.
True crime show "Chasing Justice With Dan Abrams" will look at all sides of a single case that was featured on NBC's "Dateline" and examine how it affected the people involved, exploring "the events of the crime, the investigation, the trial, and ultimately, the verdict".
He told MediaGuardian.co.uk that some of the documentary films that have explored the events of the attacks had not covered it in sufficient detail.
One day, around 1950, an interviewer from Tel Aviv University came to the Zaidel house, keen to explore the events of the Ponari forest.
It explores the events of the novel's opening and asks students to consider the repercussions of the incident involving the little girl and the mysterious, unpleasant man.
To help teachers explore the events of D-Day and its impact on the course of the second world war, there's a fascinating PowerPoint presentation from the Imperial War Museum.
Invictus (2009), based on John Carlin's book Playing the Enemy, explores the events of the 1995 Rugby World Cup and Nelson Mandela's attempt to use the sport to connect South Africa's people post-apartheid.
He eventually explored the events of his military experience that caused his PTSD.
This was the case with Pete Travis's Omagh (2004),the docudrama exploring the events and aftermath of the 1998 bombing of the small market town.
