Sentence examples for is explore the from inspiring English sources
"Part of what we're trying to do is explore the process," Ms. Charlotte said.
What I am trying to do is explore the past leading backwards from the present".
What he doesn't do -- indeed, what no one ever seems to do -- is explore the role played by the insatiable have-it-all consumer.
Dear makes no attempt to disguise the jagged awkwardness of Thomas's depressive personality; what he does is explore the impulses that drove Thomas to write, in a way that makes you want to reread the poetry itself.
And because works of fiction are invariably about individuals, one thing they can do very well is explore the ways in which ideological doctrines, or any systems of belief, clash with individual freedom.
What Mr. Brzezinski does do here — lucidly, and for the most part with great persuasiveness — is explore the consequences that a steady slide by America into impotence and irrelevance might have on the rest of the world.
A charity called Natural Justice is exploring the matter further.
Walking, says Gros, is "exploring the mystery of presence.
–––– The Guardian is exploring the experiences of HIV in America.
A filmmaker is exploring the possibility, The Hollywood Reporter said.
He is an artist whose art is exploring the brink.
