Sentence examples similar to mean to explore from inspiring English sources

Do you intentionally seek out these projects as a means to explore your past (5)?

The play uses the simplest theatrical means to explore the consequences of a Faustian bargain.

This work -- a cont?rayon drawing with garlands of American flags -- is meant to explore those themes, too.

"I was misled into believing that as an artist you were meant to explore different states and report back to normal people.

We recognise that the Guardian platform gives us unique means to explore the complexities of the role that business plays in society.

It is a strong female-led picture, with a framing device that doubles as means to explore the relationship between the author and her young daughter Indi (Amiel Daemion).

The re-creation of the Mallory ascent — with period costume and equipment — in part is meant to explore how plausible it is that they succeeded.

They spoke of butterflies, and of a bucolic valley near their home in Switzerland that they had always meant to explore.

Shaw meant to explore some of the feminist territory Ibsen had in "A Doll's House," but he met with only mixed success.

In school, Mr. Holder said, he chose to major in American history as a means to explore his own heritage and to use as a prism through which to examine current events.

So the partnership was meant to explore ways in which governments could work for people, to recreate trust and public accountability, to innovate, foster new ideas and promote cross-country learning.