Sentence examples for much more experimental from inspiring English sources

"Things used to be much more experimental".

I don't think he has changed, although when he was younger he was much more experimental".

But to get there, Hasbro Interactive would have to pursue much more experimental possibilities.

A much more experimental affair than the band's début, "Broken Boy Soldiers," it embraces a wide range of styles.

Alcohol, however, is self-sterilising, so it meant I could make that first batch of cassis in a much more experimental, kitchen sink kind of way.

After hitting 60, Andersen wrote some of his best stories, aimed more at adults than children and much more experimental than his earlier, better-known work.

In particular, the effect of pressure and solution gas on microemulsion phase behavior is now much better understood because of new and much more systematic experimental data.

But, in the end, he is a much more open, experimental writer who accepts that all art is a voluntary dream and that all drama can do is rearrange consciousness.

Furthermore, this strategy was successfully applied to a SILAC triplet experiment, which presents a much more complicated experimental matrix, affected by both incomplete labeling and arginine-to-proline conversion.

As an artist, Houston was much more creatively experimental than she was ever given credit for, as evidenced by the urban sass of later tracks such as My Love is Your Love and It's Not Right, But It's OK.

This is found to provide a reasonably realistic way of testing the PTO system (including its control) at an adequate scale (say about 1 5 to 1 4), which would avoid the use of a much more expensive experimental facility (very large wave tank) or testing in real wind-generated sea-waves.