Sentence examples for form of exploration from inspiring English sources

All art is like that: a form of exploration, of making up stories.

"But it is an inevitable fact of research, as is in any other form of exploration of the unknown, that some people find they go down a dead end".

In "The Modern Mind," in 2001, Watson gives an account of the growth of Surrealism in art, identifying the movement not only as a form of exploration but as a site of resistance: But above all, taking their lead from dreams and the unconscious, their work showed a deliberate rejection of reason.

A theme the size of a planet demands its own disciplined form of exploration, and Vince has a formula: select a topic – atmosphere, rocks, farmland, cities, etc – preface the direct reportage with an introductory little essay and then wind up each adventure with a second look at the big challenges.

Advancements in technology have allowed for a very unique form of exploration, and Milner is putting up another $100 million to start research and development.

This is compared with exploration of the relatively small laboratory testing environments, where a condensed form of exploration dominates.

"Feminism helped us to legitimize non-traditional objects, what some would call 'craft-objects,' as not 'minor' art forms but forms of exploration in their own right.

Marked by a buoy at, the wreck has been designated a war grave and all diving or other unauthorised forms of exploration are prohibited under the Protection of Military Remains Act 1986.

As a child Cameron fell in love with marine exploration, seeing it as a more accessible form of space exploration.

But among a certain adventurous younger crowd in Manhattan these days, swinging -- or at least a high-velocity form of sexual exploration that resembles swinging, but for the dearth of actual spouses (many participants are shy of marrying age) -- is thriving with a twist.

Other pressures, though, were a concern that such films could be patronising – and that TV's intervention might even help to speed the end of cultures whose decline it was lamenting – and an undeclared but tangible shift from geography to zoology as the medium's form of foreign exploration.