Sentence examples for not really explore from inspiring English sources
There's a third problem, which Baer alludes to but does not really explore.
He does not really explore how artists who do not want to tour continuously are supposed to pay for sound engineers, back-up singers and production costs when royalties and advances dry up.
Unfortunately, as our ICU habits and protocol allow great variability of weaning strategies between subjects we could not really explore the relationship as the exact time when weaning 'started' cannot be taken into account.
The issue is not really explored.
And it's the one area that we've not really explored that much".
"It's a realm of reality that television had not really explored," he said.
But the sinister reality is not really explored (too many the concepts, too short the chapters).
These images are not unrelated to the museum's theme, but the connection is not really explored.
"Love is seen as the greatest feeling in the world, but what's not really explored is why.
But the influence of Greek drama on 20th-century abstraction is not really explored in this exhibition.
These contradictions are reported by McNamee, certainly, but not really explored.
