Sentence examples for often explored from inspiring English sources

The kinship of these holy days is not often explored.

A theme often explored by Simon is that of the individual diminished by institutions.

The characters represent a rich tapestry of black womanhood not often explored in film.

Mr. Maron in particular has often explored fairly sophisticated ideas in sizzling exchanges with his audience.

Multiculturalism is a familiar topic in Australian cinema, often explored in starkly different genres.

It's an idea he has often explored and one probably best not put into words.

Shakespeare often explored how spectacle could hide weakness on the British stage.

For instance, in her earlier work, Ms. Al-Ani, an Iraqi artist, often explored the meaning of the veil.

"I thought that was an interesting relationship that's not very often explored," he said in a recent interview in Manhattan.

But there is so much more out there, and it is a shame that it is not often explored.

Mr. Bourjaily's novels often explored what it meant to be an American at a particular historical moment.