Sentence examples for for their explorations from inspiring English sources
Her works were noted for their explorations of alienation and isolation.
Adolescents are not only indulged in their freewheeling impulses; whole parks are specifically set aside for their explorations.
The Rabble are one of my favourite companies for their explorations of gender and for destroying pre-conceived notions of how theatre should operate.
He had recorded with Mingus and produced a record for John Coltrane; his "New Directions" albums for the Prestige label and its New Jazz imprint were admired for their explorations of polytonality.
Peter Eotvos's "zeroPoints" and Ms. Neuwirth's "Clinamen/Nodus," works commissioned for these birthday tours, are stronger for their explorations of tremulous colors and sounds than for their motivic cogency and rhythmic sway.
Pioneers sometimes get into trouble and even pay a price for their explorations into new territories.
And they are eminently worth revival for their exploration of the metaphysics of the heart and the connection between class and passion.
FINALISTS -- Robert Lee Hotz of The Los Angeles Times, for a story on the efforts to unravel the mystery of the Columbia space shuttle disaster; Anne Hull and Tamara Jones of The Washington Post, for their exploration of the lives of wounded soldiers returning from Iraq; Patricia Wen of The Boston Globe, for chronicling more aggressive efforts by states to terminate the rights of parents.
FINALISTS -- Erika Niedowski of The Baltimore Sun, for her account of how one of the best hospitals in the nation let an infant die of a preventable condition; Bernard Wolfson, William Heisel and Chris Knap of The Orange County Register, for their exploration of the quality of care at 26 local hospitals.
2009 Explanatory Reporting Bettina Boxall and Julie Cart for their exploration of the cost and effectiveness of attempts to combat the growing menace of wildfires across the western United States.
They were seen as somewhat subversive for their exploration of love and lust, airing same-sex eroticism in an era when women were supposed to be chaste.
