Sentence examples for openly exploring from inspiring English sources

The speech loomed as Mr. Romney's most important since he began openly exploring his presidential aspirations nearly a decade ago.

Mr. Kennedy, known as Max, has never held elective office, but he has been openly exploring the possibility of running.

"This is a commercial project, openly exploring the seductive potential that the new rich see in Nazi style.

It is about openly exploring how the company's environment is changing, and developing an explicit point of view on the uncertain future and on what it will take for the company to succeed in this new world.

It's true that the smartwatch is finally having its moment, and plenty of companies are openly exploring modular hardware, but for a vast majority of people interested in the category, the plethora of off the shelf hardware offerings provides more than enough choice.

Openly exploring their plight seems like a path that could possibly lead to real, enduring change.

We need to openly explore the power of the structures and social relationships that constitute "the state".

Unlike a tabloid exposé, the Times article did not openly explore every rumor about Bill Clinton's social life since leaving office.

Unlike Warhol, whom he befriended early on, Hockney openly explored the nature of gay love in his work and declined to hide behind a stockade of soup cans.

"In our buttoned-down city, it may not be acceptable to openly explore outside of a committed relationship," said Ottawa marriage counselor Nataxja Cini.

Spurning the superheroes and violence of American mass market comics, he has forged a genuinely grown-up approach in which sexuality is openly explored.