Sentence examples for much time exploring from inspiring English sources

We will not spend very much time exploring the thematic concerns of these stories.

IN a collection that spends so much time exploring death and darkness, only one story offers a literal birth.

Then, spend just as much time exploring the other side's likely goals, background, alternatives, and reservation point.

Although we did not spend as much time exploring the countryside as Mr. Sundeen and his companions, we did accomplish a lot.

But while there has been much debate among conservatives generally, a review of the Web sites of many Tea Party candidates suggests that they have not spent much time exploring foreign policy specifics.

Iyer does not spend much time exploring their affiliations of class, race and nationality, or how they came to be so free of them -- things that feel essential in a novel aiming to say something important about the contemporary world.

As a young boy, Tajiri, now 50, spent much of his time exploring the fields near his home in Machida, on the outskirts of Tokyo.

He spends much of his time exploring treatments to find relief that rarely lasts longer than a few days: Botox injections, massage, sensory deprivation.

She spent much of her time exploring the Class III rapids by inflatable kayak and floating through the river's "swimming rapids," roiling spots where participants can jump out of the boats and swim.

Atran, equally unflappable, did go to see her — and ended up working for Mead, spending much of his time exploring the cabinets of curiosities in her tower office at the American Museum of Natural History.

He has spent much of that time exploring precisely how Mexican food became so popular and profitable in this country — where, until very recently, most things Mexican were generally both unpopular and unprofitable.