Sentence examples for never really explored from inspiring English sources

The creative-political-solution track was never really explored.

"I'd never really explored human nature as a conglomerate," he muses.

Moises Batista Dear Diary: A recent returnee to New York, I had never really explored Central Park.

The problem for the audience, however, was not that there was no dancing but that what there was — costuming, and the situations it created — was never really explored.

A connection between sexual desire and the impulse to kill — that tried and true German Liebestod — is proposed but never really explored.

The premise here, never really explored, is that brunettes not only have less fun but their hair colour is threatening to voters, especially women and, apparently, Iowans.

A question that Yagoda never really explores is why, now in particular, there seems to be so much blurring between reality and fiction.

The book mentions but never really explores concerns by more conservative bankers that the central banks have fatally jeopardized their independence by plunging into political thickets beyond their brief.

And while criticism for the hacks and their practises may seem fair (although the film acknowledges that without them, some evidence would never have come to light), it never really explores the question of why people are fascinated by sex and death.

"It's more about making a point when it comes to Like to Death we are all aware of online personas, but we never really explore the fact that it takes many of us to build a social network and many of us to destroy it.

While gender has been played with on the comic shelf, it's never really been explored in children's television before.