Sentence examples for often exploring from inspiring English sources

The innovators of the world are often exploring uncharted territory".

All Smith's books deal in the risk and reward of human connection, often exploring the arrival of the stranger, and how the community reacts and is changed.

Here, she used her practical knowledge of the theater to excellent effect, often exploring in her criticism the difference between plays that read well and plays that work on the stage.

Both are fond of dissonant chords and clusters that make way for skittering commotion; both use terse melodic motifs, often exploring a single interval, and both come up with complex ostinatos.

He believed that a gallery run by an artist would have a different ethos than one run by either a curator or a commercial dealer, and at the Adam Gallery he presented exhibitions of his work, often exploring the potential of the building itself and frequently making his work from detritus discarded by others.

He is also the music director of Chamber Music at the Y, a series of concerts in various ensemble configurations, often exploring connections between composers in a given period or surveying a single composer's chamber works, at the 92nd Street Y.

He often explores the history of modernism.

The kinship of these holy days is not often explored.

Nineteenth-century German literature often explores the extreme.

Her installations often explore notions of the built environment.

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