Sentence examples for not explore enough from inspiring English sources
Entertainment Weekly gave the episode a C, criticizing the fact that it did not explore enough the "promising premise" of Scully's absence.
Empires Ian Freer rated the film three stars out of five; he stated that it was "undeniably enjoyable" and praised the cast, but also noted that he felt that "very little in the movie feels fresh, re-treading scenes, riffs and imagery from the whole history of crime flicks" and that the film did not explore enough of Lucas' story and Scott's visual imagination.
The incidence of electrocardiogram changes in Amitriptyline poisoning was not explored enough.
Werewolves vs. Vampires: Robert who? On screen, Mr. Pattinson and his milieu make vampires downright inviting, but in this second film, it's the teenage band of werewolves -- and their back story, which sadly, is not explored enough -- that keep this otherwise tedius outing watchable.
There is something about the mechanic of a belly buster breakfast – let's put so much food on a special large plate that you can't finish it – that I think speaks to a certain special tone of English patriotism, one we don't explore enough.
There is something about the mechanics of a belly buster breakfast let's put so much food on a special large plate that you can't finish it that I think speaks to a certain special tone of English patriotism, one we don't explore enough.
We haven't explored enough.' Likewise, while reflecting on the relationship between science and Islam, another teacher said that he did not see any 'conflict' between religion and science.
Belgrade has a number of parks and small forests and it seems to me it's a part of the city everyone takes for granted and somehow doesn't value and explore enough.
There are several reports on IL-1β in dental implants; however, IL-1β in PMCF around miniscrews has not been explored enough.
So far, this broader dimension has not been explored enough in the US media, partly for the foxiest reasons combined with limited public awareness.
The topic "hasn't been explored enough so I'm not surprised people are finding new and different angles," says "Underground" co-creator Joe Pokaski.
