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.
This friendship of opposites is entertaining enough, but "Harvard Square" is more interesting in its exploration of what it means to be an outsider.
If our article on blue mini-buses in Addis Ababa left you with an appetite for more, this piece is an interesting exploration of why this mode of transport encapsulates so well the character of not just the Ethiopian capital, but the entire country.
Therefore, they become more interesting to be utilized in space explorations and many attitude sensors applications and space imaging navigation [17 20].
But what makes "Becoming Warren Buffett" far more interesting than a simple hagiography is the exploration of Buffett's personal life, and, in particular, his relationship with his first wife, Susan, who died in 2004.
More interesting, though, was his "Dilating Music," an atmospheric exploration of meaty lower brass textures, complete with subtle slides and juxtapositions of muted and open timbres, expertly played by the trombone quartet Guidonian Hand.
Away from the broader comedy, slapstick and visual absurdism – Phil spends one scene conducting a large-scale Mentos and Coke experiment – the more interesting elements of the show come through its exploration of the basic instincts of man.
There is, as yet, no convincing explanation to account for the selective forces that maintained this order in these control genes, making exploration of the conjecture even more interesting.
I've seen some interesting explorations with word and hypertext, but it's more interesting technically and visually than poetically.
Although the book's subtitle promises a history of chess, its more interesting pages offer something closer to meditation, personal revelation and the exploration of what he calls "the deep history of chess's entanglement with the human mind".
