Sentence examples for if exploring from inspiring English sources

Several poems involve encounters with animals, as if exploring the edges of creatureliness.

Shelley wonders if exploring these "taboos, fears, desires" comes from craving solidarity during a period of technological disconnect.

But as if exploring the psychological and cultural ramifications of life without privacy is not enough of a challenge, Clarke and Baxter keep upping the technological ante.

If exploring difficult emotions becomes too hard, you can always practice a little mindful breathing or gratitude, and go back to exploring the emotions later.

He is depicting the peculiar condition of thinking people (almost never professional models) who sit uncomfortably, usually naked, for endless stretches in a shabby room, posing -- a state to which Mr. Freud has returned again and again, as if exploring some nagging problem demanding an urgent solution.

Two of his siblings have already left the community, and he wonders if exploring his interest in fashion design will set him on the same path.

His second novel, "Big If," explores the American obsession with assassination by taking us deep inside the Secret Service.

... Everywhere there are tiny, seemingly inconsequential circumstances that, if explored, provide meaning" and chances to be generous and kind.

Nevertheless, object detection and object segmentation share numerous theoretical and methodological features, which if explored will be of benefit to each other.

However, if explored further, all of these activities can be integrated and complemented each for a holistic approach in the provision of ECE.

It identifies gaps in the experimental investigation of pathways active in vascular formation, which if explored, could lead to a more complete understanding of vascular development.