Sentence examples for moved to explore from inspiring English sources

Last summer the BBC moved to explore the possibility of making the news channel online only.

After his father died, writer was moved to explore a period of his father's life before his first memories.

If the author has filled my eyes with his or her personal vision, I am perversely not moved to explore certain corners of Provence, or Tuscany, or Patagonia.

Desmond moved to explore potential appetite in the market for the Daily Express in December, asking his long-term advisers to sound out potential buyers.

Someone hearing one of these pieces (more typically, part of one of these pieces) for the first time may be grabbed and moved to explore the original work complete, and eventually others, too.

The quandary became flagrant last week: news circulated that the Palo Alto City Council had moved to explore subsidized housing for families earning between a hundred and fifty thousand and two hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year.

The previous day, delegates had released a joint statement supporting moves to explore constitutional recognition that would "deliver meaningful and enduring benefits for our peoples".

In the more intriguing "Ma Mère Est un Mâle Alpha" ("My Mother Is an Alpha Male"), Ms. Gravel, a Montreal dance and performance artist, mines her mother's way of moving to explore how absent forces affect the body.

"It's people with the intention to move, to explore".

It follows the novel's plot for the first two acts, then moves to explore how these themes are relevant today.

They are moving to explore, eating to fulfill physical hunger, screaming when necessary, playing constantly, and curious about everything.