Sentence examples for had ever explored from inspiring English sources
I asked Chris Badger whether he had ever explored Mulanje in bad weather.
Of course, this theory was far too simple to explain the differences in the evolution of the inner planets, but no one had ever explored comets up close to know how they might alter a planet's composition and history until now.
They responded to the articulation of a darkness no one had ever explored with them before.
I had heard of other holistic practitioners -- such as Reiki masters -- who use energy in their work for healing and creating balance for their clients, but it was not something I had ever explored before.
No sci-fi story has ever explored this concept of the "bored explorer" better than Iain M. Banks's Culture series.
No one has ever explored Beiderbecke's music quite the way Mr. Muldaur has.
All representational art works like this, from ancient Greek vase paintings to Picasso's cartoon babes, but few artists have ever explored the reductive essentials of picturing the world as relentlessly as Julian Opie.
That daily boiling has produced, over time, one of the world's most distinctive bodies of work: three decades of addictive weirdness that falls into an oddly fascinating hole between genres (sci-fi, fantasy, realist, hard-boiled) and cultures (Japan, America), a hole that no writer has ever explored before, or at least nowhere near this deep.
No one has ever explored Homeward to its furthest reaches, not even Uncle - readers are taken on delightful journeys through the castle, to the oil lake (minded by Don Guzman, who has a terrible habit of smoking cigars on duty), the bath house, rivalling any waterpark currently in existence, and Sweet Tower, "walled with toffee and floored with slab chocolate".
Studies have indicated that physical exercise could have a positive impact on sundown syndrome, yet no research has ever explored the relationship between walking and sundown syndrome.
It's a fascinating look at chips and a space few of us have ever explored and, given that it's so easy to try, it can't hurt to see if someone is hiding something inside your CPU.
