Sentence examples for interesting exploration from inspiring English sources
The phrase "interesting exploration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic, idea, or experience that is engaging and thought-provoking. Example: "The documentary provided an interesting exploration of the impact of climate change on marine life."
That would be an interesting exploration.
That is one of the areas this research can be applied for very interesting exploration".
Jesse Jones's "Unisono" was a more interesting exploration of unity and dissent in ensemble music.
"Through the Wormhole" is an always interesting exploration of new research and provocative ideas in the scientific world.
The light fabrics of apparently heavy coats or even boots and the "woven" tweed effects in print all showed an interesting exploration of a genuine spring wardrobe.
A few media outlets stopped to question the logic of including teenage females, before going on to discuss the Jan . 16article's interesting exploration of the "newfound freedom" for women that was reflected by the new majority.
I've seen some interesting explorations with word and hypertext, but it's more interesting technically and visually than poetically.
"It fell into this really interesting theatrical exploration of the action and their bodies," Mr. Nicks said.
We're getting three very interesting space exploration titles in the form of Star Citizen (from the creator of the legendary Wing Commander series), No Man's Sky from tiny UK studio Hello Games and Starbound, from another British developer, Chucklefish – the latter two promising vast procedurally generated galaxies.
Nevertheless, the study "provides a very interesting first exploration" into the "post-distress behavior of elephants," says Graeme Shannon, a behavioral ecologist at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, adding that the findings are "intriguing because they parallel what has been observed in captive and wild non-human primates, further underlining the complex cognitive abilities of elephants".
Where "The Shape of Water" offers an anthem for outsiders, the virtuous heroes seeking salvation from a world of marauding straight men, The Pisces offers something equally necessary, and more interesting: an exploration of how deeply implicated we all are in this corrupted world, and how far we'd have to swim to escape it.
