Sentence examples for had explored in from inspiring English sources

Those familiar with Roman Polanski's The Tenant will know what a fascinating area of exploration this can be; one that I wish Rosoff, with her talents, had explored in greater detail.

In 1999 Mr. Horvat revisited some of the themes he had explored in past work.

It began with an idea of divided communities, something Georgiou had explored in previous work on Serbia and Kosovo.

In "Dutchman," he not only picked up some of the themes that Strindberg had explored in "Miss Julie," his hallucinatory 1888 examination of class and gender, but added that other great taboo: race.

It's not so much a coming-of-age drama, more a protracted and explosively painful identity crisis, riffing on the themes of sexuality and solidarity that Sciamma had explored in previous dramas such as Tomboy (2011) and Water Lilies (2007).

At the time of our meeting, I had just written a new television drama, See No Evil, about the moors murders – a subject Gordon too had explored in his novel Alma Cogan.

It's a question the Book Bench has explored in detail in the past.

The nature of childhood and childhood sexuality are themes she has explored in previous works.

The conference will be about very similar subjects to those I have explored in this blog.

Sinopec, an oil firm, has explored in a Gabonese national park.

The potential spinoff is the latest strategic plan that Barnes & Noble has explored in the last two years.