Sentence examples for had explored before from inspiring English sources

He was an inventor, exploring new sonic areas that nobody had explored before, using limited equipment.

He starts using a kind of language no art historian had explored before: "The Venus of Giorgione is sleeping, without a thought of her nakedness.

It is a theme he had explored before, in Blind Chance, and would return to in the Three Colours films, particularly Blue, which held the same promise of transcendence through music.

If Moore's shelter drawings marked the point at which demand first outstripped supply, they also touched a depth of communal experience neither he nor anybody else had explored before.

Crime and punishment are themes that Allen has explored before, notably in his great movie Crimes and Misdemeanors, but this is very thin stuff.

Constriction and freedom — and the assertion of individual will in cruelly oppressive circumstances — are themes Ms. Holland has explored before, in "The Secret Garden, Washington Squarere" and her earlier World War II drama, "Europa Europa".

If you don't know where to begin you can start with questions that other philosophers have explored before, such as how one should treat the existence of god, or whether we have free will or are controlled by fate.[24].[24]

This is territory that Prada has explored before.

This column has explored before the determination of managements to reduce the power of editors.

These are themes I have explored before in pieces such as Fallout and Little Sweet Thing.

As we've explored before here, sometimes the journey to the theatre can be as memorable as the show.