Sentence examples for interested in experimentation from inspiring English sources

Ms. McIntyre, 62, who has had a decades-long collaboration with the multi-instrumentalist Olu Dara (who has composed the music for her new solo), ran a Harlem studio in the 1970s and '80s that served as a hub for African-American artists interested in experimentation, including Ms. Zollar, now 58.

Yet through pure selectorial cunning, Gatland has contrived to indulge his necessary interest in experimentation without throwing caution to the gentle winds blowing in off the Pacific Ocean.

Their music can be described as a powerful fusion of guitar and drums, with their interest in experimentation allowing them to dabble in minimalist ambient sounds and psychedelic effects.

Yet the philosophical interest in experimentation almost completely lost its steam at the end of the 19th century and did not recover until fairly late in the 20th century.

We are interested in further understanding the dynamics between entrepreneurial experimentation, market formation, and institutional contexts, together playing a decisive role for successful diffusion of such technologies.

We're not interested in having people steal our content we want to make it available … We are in periods of experimentation, and we're not afraid to try things and then stop things.

The work of these artists was diverse, but it generally reflected an interest in free experimentation and spiritual expression.

Adamov's later plays (Paolo Paoli, 1957; Le Printemps 71, 1961; La Politique des restes, 1963) embodied radical political statements, though his interest in dramatic experimentation continued.

Written in the second person as if it were a tour guide, this story also demonstrates Tolstoy's keen interest in formal experimentation and his lifelong concern with the morality of observing other people's suffering.

He promotes cutting-edge ideas — for instance, abolishing all tax breaks for the oil industry and requiring contributions from the big companies that would help finance alternative energy research — and shows great interest in governmental experimentation instead of traditional bureaucratic programs.

Bacon's interest in careful experimentation and the systematic collection of facts from which generalizations could be made was characteristic of this group.