Sentence examples for otherwise explored from inspiring English sources

Fred Lerdahl's "Cross Currents" (1987) and Steven Stucky's "Jeu de Timbres" (2003), both for full orchestra, had bright hues and rhythmic intricacy in common but otherwise explored different territory.

This again underscores the question of why biology restricts itself to this molecular formula for this most fundamental molecule type and whether the functions of RNA could equally well have been carried out by structures not otherwise explored by biology.

We are all interested in finding new things, and we have the level of trust that allows us to experiment on authors and genres we wouldn't otherwise explore.

A full-time world traveler, he also appreciates the fact that eclipse chasing takes him to random, remote locations he would never otherwise explore.

You might find it useful to do some meditation or otherwise explore the deeper aspects of who you truly are to move past your Self-Talk and spend some time listening to your Soul-Talk.

"North Carolina with one broad stroke bars access to what for many are the principal sources for knowing current events, checking ads for employment, speaking and listening in the modern public square, and otherwise exploring the vast realms of human thought and knowledge," he wrote.

In agreement with the most distal location of these organs, animals use them to touch and otherwise explore various objects in the environment.

Folkestone's first Triennial, in 2008 hinged on the appeal of public art in locations visitors might not otherwise have explored.

But what the concept did achieve was to launch us down interesting streets and into areas of town we might not otherwise have explored.

The storylines, the characters, the ideas, are so strong that you're drawn into a field you might never otherwise have explored.

Although Jack Kerouac set an early novel — "The Town and the City" — in Lowell, Massachusetts, the mill town in which he grew up, it was not a subject otherwise widely explored.