Sentence examples for pause to explore from inspiring English sources

Key developments in my life lately have given me pause to explore some important lessons I have picked up along the way and to reflect on my ability to learn!

Before moving on to the details of these three systems, next week we'll pause to explore how Kabbalah does this -- how it can work as a spiritual practice for those of us who are not medieval rabbis but contemporary folks like you and me.

It demonizes adulterers, without pausing to explore their motives.

It telegraphs the characters' inner lives rather than pausing to explore them.

After the usual "All tigers are tigers" and "All rabbits are hares" were suggested, a student asked, "How about 'All answers have questions' and 'All questions have answers'?" Fortunately, the teacher paused to explore this with the class.

Once we began to explore the possibilities, we didn't want to pause to eat.

Shan Maclennan, the deputy artistic director at Southbank Centre, said: "As we close the doors of the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room and Hayward Gallery for a two-year refurbishment project, we pause for a moment to explore their architecture and revisit the radical intentions of their makers which are still modern even in 2015".

Shan Maclennan, the deputy artistic director of the Southbank Centre, said the closure of the three buildings was a good opportunity to "pause for a moment to explore their architecture and revisit the radical intentions of their makers which are still modern even in 2015.

"We built in 'pause,' so we can pause it, and start to explore what's going on here You can see there are these drones that are also helping you and now we can actually destroy the city, so we can go in and start to blow things up".

Let's pause for just a moment to explore a few of the subtleties -- just the tip of the iceberg, really -- in these first three sefirot.

Aristotle (384 323 BCE) seems to have been the first to construct a theory of moral responsibility.[5] In the course of discussing human virtues and their corresponding vices, Aristotle pauses in Nicomachean Ethics III.1 5 to explore their underpinnings.