The phrase "I have never explored" is correctly formed and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a place or an activity that you have not experienced before. For example, "I have never explored the caves at the edge of the desert, but I would like to some day."
I had never explored gay sex.
It meant that there was untapped potential within me, talents or realms of thought that I had never explored.
SHANGHAI — I'm half a world from home, in a city I've never explored, with fresh sights and sounds around every corner.
Even I, after calling Oregon home for 20 years, am guilty of green-washing: Although I knew the desert was within Oregon's borders, I had never explored it.
At once, his transparency began to cloud, and soon his very opaqueness appealed to me: I saw in it wonderful possibilities of unreliability, something I had never explored with a narrator before.
Just beyond them, however, is an area I've never explored at all: the western Midlands between Worcestershire and Shropshire, skirting the fringes of Birmingham, promises hill ranges, nature reserves, and long country drives punctuated with picturesque villages.
Now, I'm doing as much as I can to learn about the parts of myself I've never explored.
I would much rather spend my spare time creating work that pushes me, making pieces I've never made before and drawing subject matter I've never explored.
I combed through the more than 70 responses — some from as far away as India, Sweden, Spain and Scotland — and found myself in the middle of a forest of old favorite lines and many more new ones I had never explored.
Nicole Ponseca and Miguel Trinidad of New York's Maharlika, Jeepney, and Tita Baby's explore the breadth of Filipino food: from the dishes integral to my background, to dishes I've never explored (like those of the country's southernmost island group), to more modern takes.
