Sentence examples for frequently explored from inspiring English sources

Tóibín has frequently explored mother-son relationships in his novels.

With a heavily classical education, his art frequently explored and gave expression to the mystery of the sacred.

The selection team frequently explored these sorts of questions with an impressive level of warmth and rigour that even companies who weren't nominated would have found gratifying.

Trollope has frequently explored a world of privilege and upper-middle-class social claustrophobia, and while her women are far freer to choose, their choices often leave them perceiving themselves to be as trapped as any frustrated Austen heroine.

She said she hoped HistoryMakers would help to fill in the gaps that she believes exist in African-American history largely because of the tendency to focus on icons and on more frequently explored subjects like slavery, the abolitionist movement and civil rights.

The broad outlines of South Africa's epidemic are widely known: This nation of 44 million people has 4.7 million infected with H.I.V. What is less frequently explored is how ordinary communities are coping with a plague that is killing their citizens, threatening their culture and shattering their dreams.

(Based in South Africa, Handspring frequently explores puppet theater in an African context).

Lonergan is an atheist, but his work frequently explores how religious faith might be sustaining, or shaken by lived experience.

In his personal work, Dominick frequently explores the relationships between people and their environment often focusing on the experiences of indigenous communities.

66. Diriye Osman Author (New Entry) The Somali-British short-story writer, essayist, critic and visual artist frequently explores sexuality and mental health in his work.

And it's not just true for narrative fiction; since poetry concerns itself with all of human life, poets frequently explore the nature of villainy in their works and present us with compelling studies of bad eggs of all descriptions.