Sentence examples for latest exploration from inspiring English sources

"HOUSE ARREST" -- Anna Deavere Smith takes on the American presidency in her latest exploration of the body politic.

And so the stage is set for Kingsolver's latest exploration of her perennial themes of family, community and global interconnectedness.

A. O. Scott wrote in The Times in December that the movie was Mr. Eastwood's "latest exploration of revenge, the defining theme of his career".

Also on DVD is the gorgeous "LIFE IN THE UNDERGROWTH" (Tuesday release, BBC Video, $34.98), DAVID ATTENBOROUGH's latest exploration into the natural world.

If you're interested in playwriting talent and want to see it muscling toward maturity, you'll find no more fascinating example than this sharply acted production of Adam Rapp's latest exploration of his overall subject, coming of age in the heartland.

His latest exploration of red, white and blue amorality is "The Distance From Here," which implicitly compares the life of one suburban family to that of the monkey house in a zoo.

IF YOU SEE SOMETHING SAY SOMETHING The monologist Mike Daisey ("How Theater Failed America") brings his latest explorations to the Public Theater.

That's enough to finance his latest explorations along the coast of Greenland and in Yemen.

Nursing homes would have been a marvellous subject for her, better than her late exploration of obstetrics; she described herself as going "from the Grave to the Cradle" with "The American Way of Birth," in 1992.

Still, those two late explorations of an older world don't seem anomalous when set against earlier, better-known films like "Claire's Knee" (1970) and "My Night at Maud's" (1969).

From his early experiments with expressionism and myth to his late explorations of struggle within his own family, he viewed life through a dark lens.