Sentence examples for inclination to explore from inspiring English sources

The unstoppable conquest of the multiplexes by superhero movies means any casual reader tempted to check out the source material might find themselves mired in the knotted continuity of a world they just don't have the time or inclination to explore.

Strung out along a surprisingly long and sometimes steep main road, the town is packed with museums and temples and galleries -- and more shops than even the most dedicated browser could cover ( I tried), as well as a crafts market for those who don't have the time or inclination to explore the neighboring villages, each of which has its own particular specialty.

But in his last opera, "Haroun and the Sea of Stories" (based on the Salman Rushdie novel, and premièred by New York City Opera), Wuorinen's inclination to explore the emotions of ordinary life — like love, laughter, the joys and frustrations  of child-rearing — seemed limited.

"There is a greater inclination to explore whatever other resources there are out there — even resources that they might not have in the past deemed to be ideal or appropriate for a child," said Martin Feinman, the lawyer in charge of the Legal Aid Society's juvenile-rights office in Brooklyn.

But Hellman explained the "Neg" refers this genre's refute of traditionally safe R&B subject matter, and its inclination to explore topics like homosexual relationships and asceticism, as characterized by artists like Frank Ocean and The Cool Kids.

The inclination to explore the visual and psychic complexity of non-normative identities stems from his experience as a young, queer Latino.

In contrast, dispersing early should correspond to a high tendency to explore new habitats and to exhibit territory defence, but a low inclination to maintain the territory.

Charles Darwin wrote about animal consciousness in 1872 but for most of the 20th century we showed little inclination to scientifically explore the inner lives of animals.

Now, there is a lot about hummus culture that HTE has neither the space nor the inclination to fully explore here.

Of course where somebody went to school tells us nothing about their character, their experience when they left, their inclinations, their willingness to explore and listen - in other words their overall ability to represent a wider constituency.

The source of that vitality lies with the actors, and with Mr. Marshall's inclination to give them space and time to explore their characters' idiosyncrasies.