Sentence examples for long exploring from inspiring English sources

You don't need to spend long exploring the quiet lanes of this under-populated area to discover its charms, though.

Although it will take you all the way to Harlyn Bay, there's a good bus service to whisk you back to the start if the weather closes in or you take too long exploring and need to head home.

This Peak District route was first done in 1936, the creation of Arthur Birtwistle, a stalwart member of that hardy Manchester institution the Rucksack Club whose members have generally spent so long exploring the gritstone edges fringing the city that the grit has entered their souls.

Siri Hustvedt has long explored the intersections and interplay of science and storytelling.

He has long explored the moody, evocative qualities of archival footage and decaying film stock.

One major question evolutionary biologists have long explored is why evolution runs at different speeds in different lineages.

Factories in Europe's northern rim have long explored how to deal humanely with automation, and tried in many different ways to counteract the outsourcing of jobs.

Scientists have long explored whether physical traits play a role in criminality — a field that has fallen into disrepute when its practitioners advanced claims about characteristics like race.

It has been a delight to hear Marc-Andr?amelin, who long explored the bravura fringes of the piano literature, work his way deeper into the standard repertory.

Himself a former ballet dancer, he has long explored varied areas of dance like contact improvisation, martial arts, yoga, tai chi and acrobatics.

An ordained Zen Buddhist monk who nevertheless still cleaves to Judaism, Cohen has long explored religious themes in his work – as has Dylan.