Sentence examples for exploring the real from inspiring English sources

"Frontline" is exploring "The Real CSI" this week — and questioning whether forensic science is all it's cracked up to be.

But soon Ig is exploring the real thoughts of those who have always been outwardly kind to him.

Instead, these fantasies can offer us a safe way of exploring the real fears that come with being female in this culture – a third choice beyond repressing our fears or being controlled by them.

Virtual instruments are used nowadays for measurement and control, but also as educational tools for students, being well accepted and stimulating innovation in the process of exploring the real world.

In this penetrating work, three esteemed economists seek to answer these questions by exploring the real impact of volatility on American workers and businesses alike.

That ten year-old in me is looking at this wide-eyed, like the answer to his Pokémon related dreams in many ways, exploring the real world looking for monsters to catch.

But while Obama's rhetoric was, in places, designed to put Ryan in some grim company — thus the reference to Social Darwinism — the truth is that the heart of the speech was solidly grounded in the actual numbers in Ryan's budget, and focussed almost entirely on exploring the real-world consequences of those numbers.

The best way to experience Welsh's colourful Leith landscape is to take the Trainspotting Tour to visit the haunts of Begbie, Renton, Tommy and Sick Boy, exploring the real-life locations of Sick Boy's pub, Central Station and police station, with Tim Bell as your enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide.

He never explores the real conflict between necessary investigation and unwarranted intrusion.

But this film – enjoyable though it is – doesn't explore the real emotional pain that deeply, or at all.

11 P.M. (CUNY) THE STOLER REPORT "What's Happening in Williamsburg?" explores the real estate market in that Brooklyn neighborhood.