Sentence examples for never explores from inspiring English sources

He never explores the real conflict between necessary investigation and unwarranted intrusion.

The film, directed by Gregg Barson, never explores what might be the central question: Why in the world would a guy with Mr. Lewis's résumé need image rehab?

And although Ms. Lee courts home cooks on a budget, she never explores whether making things from scratch is more expensive.

While Ormerod's cover charmingly shows us the boy smiling at Mousie when the mouse was alive, Harris never explores just how hard it is to lose one you love.

Yet Toibin never explores what it might feel like to be satisfied by art alone in the way that most of us want to be satisfied by love and sex; he just keeps showing you the damage that art causes without really suggesting what its compensatory value might be -- for James or, indeed, for us.

He name-drops Dostoyevsky, Sartre and Camus, as well as "something titled 'One-Dimensional Man' " and "a poem called 'Howl.' " But, in a manner similar to the trademarks Amidon mentions but never explores, the references go completely unpacked; whether this shallowness is Ian's or the novel's it is hard to say.

I had never explored gay sex.

That's a directional metaphor Wright never explored: inward.

The totality of their existence is never explored.

But this idea is never explored deeply enough; the choreographic whole is undercut by the music.

And that sort of toxic persona, physically and mentally, I'd never explored before".