Sentence examples for in-depth explorations from inspiring English sources

This was no Judy Blume, where any in-depth explorations of being a teen or exploring oneself as a sexual being were tucked safely in the pages.

One of the most in-depth explorations on either side of the Atlantic begins Friday at the Bard Music Festival, where three weekends will be devoted to "Elgar and His World".

Ms. Cutter, at National Geographic, which so far offers only privately planned African safaris, said, "We have definitely seen a lot of people celebrating family events and who are asking for in-depth explorations of destinations".

COMPOSER PORTRAITS The core of the Miller Theater's season is this series of in-depth explorations of a single composer at a time, focusing on figures whose work is rarely performed in New York, if it is known here at all.

Small volume samples of zirconia can survive stress-induced martensitic transformation without cracking, which enables in-depth explorations of martensite mechanics using micro-scale specimens.

Your response to the NYR pieces we've posted -- with lots of comments and insightful feedback -- has shown what an appetite our community has for the in-depth explorations that have been the signature of the Review for going on 50 years.

It's an extremely rich body of work, long overdue for some in-depth exploration.

PROS Studying one subject with the same teacher for 15 to 17 weeks allows in-depth exploration.

"We deliver in-depth exploration of a subject in a way that traditional linear television is not willing to do, at least in the United States.

As an in-depth exploration of the marriage, the book devotes a healthy portion of the narrative to sex, married and otherwise.

About 40 paintings, 20 drawings and 30 prints will be brought together for the first in-depth exploration of the 17th-century Dutch master's late works.