Sentence examples for past explored from inspiring English sources

The Geometry of a Scene is a new short from Every Frame a Painting film essayist Tony Zhou, who in the past explored the subtleties of David Finch's direction, that pulls apart a scene from Akira Kurosawa's 1960 revenge drama, The Bad Sleep Well, in terms of the shapes that the characters make in relation to their settings and to each other.

Two articles published in EHP in the past explored two ideas in this regard.

An archive is used to store past explored rules and their decision vector and are recorded during GP evolution.

Moore takes a break from what we've come to expect -- hard charging criticism that has in the past explored gun control, capitalism, health care and big U.S. automakers, and, of course 9/11, and instead take instead a remarkable positive stance.

If you, like me, loved Mad Max: Fury Road, but wish it held onto the carnage of George Miller's original trilogy, allow the new supercut from Rishi Kaneria, who in the past explored "The Sounds of Star Wars" and the use of profile shots in Tarantino's films, to take you up close and back to the good ol' days where the cars were lower-tech but the blood spatter could be measured in buckets.  .

"VIEWS FROM THE PAST" explores the history of Central Park.

"VIEWS FROM THE PAST" explores the history of the Sheep Meadow, Central Park.

He continued to delve into the art of the past, exploring pre-Renaissance art.

Also on Radio 4, in the 15-minute post-lunch slot for a fortnight, US academic Professor Gretchen Gerzina is taking us through Britain's Black Past, exploring the lives of black people in the UK during the 18th and early 19th centuries.

In the Appel Room, he peers even farther into the past, exploring the work of Scott Joplin, Joseph Lamb, and James Scott, three masters of ragtime, the rhythmic, piano-based music that preceded jazz.

They are shortlisted alongside works by some of poetry's biggest names, from Australian writer Les Murray, whose Waiting for the Past explores those things which have been lost in the modern world, to Sean O'Brien, whose The Beautiful Librarians celebrates "those unsung but central figures in our culture", and Don Paterson, picked for 40 Sonnets.