Sentence examples for have explored something from inspiring English sources

However, we will forever regret the "what ifs", the "should haves", the times in which we could have explored something new, but were afraid to try.

There are interesting ideas here, and this is not something we have explored in the past.

A spokesman for Twitter e-mailed the following statement: There are interesting ideas here, and this is not something we have explored in the past.

"Purchases in the Timeline is something we have explored but we don't think it's the right time right now for that," he says.

"Despite the fact we could not show the assault and his death were connected, the close proximity of events is something we have explored in great detail and recognise the family's trauma.

Phillips said that "We don't want him knowingly killing somebody who doesn't deserve it out of impulse or something, but we have explored the notion of his having killed someone without properly vetting that person and perhaps making a mistake".

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

For Critchley, material reality is a "trauma" that literature must "navigate", allowing "things to be in their irreducible materiality" – something he has explored himself in a series of experimental writings with McCarthy and the INS.

This quirk is something I've explored many times in my novels, because to me it says lots about the very nature of Edinburgh and how it came to be the way it is.

I embraced the challenge of it, there's no point forming an opinion on something unless you've explored it a little bit," she explains.

These considered depictions of black men are something that Johnson has explored in his own work, in, among other things, arrangements of photographs that include himself.