Sentence examples for he himself explored from inspiring English sources

When he read "the books of the Platonists," Augustine opened up three routes to proving the existence of God, though he himself explored only one.

Though Houellebecq can't resist the odd inflammatory aside – "Personally, I don't believe in Jews," he says at one point, after Lévy has been dwelling on the semitic persecution complex he may or may not have been born with – he finds himself exploring some emotions that have not always come easily to him as a novelist: kindness, say, and generosity of spirit.

Almost on a lark, he found himself exploring the biology of cancer cells.

Perhaps, in the end, Marceau's most valuable gift to the art of mime was that, having perfected it to a level where no one could successfully imitate him, he forced mime actors to find new directions that he himself never explored.

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.

"He explored himself through others, rather than others through himself," she writes of Levi's utterly revealing reticence about himself.

"I have a defect," he confessed, saying that he allows himself to explore too many ideas, and that he admired designers like Rei Kawakubo, whose collections explore a single, rigorous theme.

Thesiger told Cairns to let him know if he went exploring himself; when the younger man did, he received a £300 cheque with a note simply stating: "Don't tell others".

Decades ago, he explored them himself, in a brief paper, but concluded that the problem was too remote to think about productively.

(Houdini himself tentatively explored stunts: he was buried alive under sand and dug himself out -- but never repeated the experience).

Mr. Shibleh himself digs on the ancient mound, and he has explored its underground passages.