Sentence examples for increasingly exploring from inspiring English sources

Academics are increasingly exploring the social and psychological consequences of this repression of dirt.

And though most are European, the pair are increasingly exploring the New World too.

Scientists and entrepreneurs are increasingly exploring ways to tap that potential, and not just for rare diseases.

And those who are originally from the BRIC developing nations — Brazil, Russia, India and China — are increasingly exploring the possibilities at home.

Mr. Oliver is also increasingly exploring in the vein of artists like Joseph Beuys by staking a claim on signature materials.

Directors from across the continent are a frequent fixture of the international film festival circuit these days, and western directors are increasingly exploring political and social issues on the continent.

Modulation, or change of key, was, like dissonance, increasingly explored during the common practice period.

Oë's fiction has increasingly explored a yearning for the spiritual, though he does not believe in God.

For example, the connection between moral philosophy and medicine is now widely recognised; and perhaps more significantly, the interface between philosophy and psychiatry is being increasingly explored.

From the 19th century on, as writers increasingly explored the exact effect of music on the emotions, these two terms took on the aspect of value judgments.

Yet he has increasingly explored landscapes from his deeper past, in Indian Ink (1995) and his most recent play on Czechoslovakian and English freedoms, set between the Prague spring and the Velvet revolution, Rock'n'Roll (2006).