Sentence examples for persistently explored from inspiring English sources

Manigault restlessly and persistently explored new styles and influences in his personal quest to fathom the power and intensity of color.

(During his junior year at college his mother presented him with Whitehead and Russell's "Principia Mathematica" and Skeat's Etymological Dictionary, the latter of which, he said, "I persistently consulted and explored over the succeeding half century," a fact attested to by the liveliness and clarity of his writing).

The human defines the cosmos not by being at its center, but by persistently trying to explore it.

The implications of these results for other volatile organic pollutants and the potential role of surface tension forces within mesopores (2 50 nm) in promoting the formation of persistently sorbed chemical are also explored.

His best-known work, "An American Dilemma" (1944), explored a disconnect: Why was one group persistently at the bottom of the socioeconomic spectrum in a country that purported to give everybody an equal chance?

Where there was evidence for a persistently undervaccinated group, estimates of the sizes of undervaccinated populations were explored for smaller geographic areas.

Women who remain in the cohort at the end of the follow-up, may represent a group enriched with host genetic resistance factors, and this is currently being explored as this group of woman has been recruited into a highly exposed persistently negative cohort for additional study.

Since persistently activated EGFR (pEGFR) may reflect underlying tumor reliance on EGFR and therefore sensitivity to EGFR TKI [ 27], we explored the relationship between classification by DLDA and pEGFR staining.

They explored.

"The theme is well chosen to explore and parse the stereotype that hovers most persistently about the Nordic peoples and their art: namely that of coolness, control and psychic remoteness," writes Ann Sass, director of cultural programs and chief curator of Scandinavia House, in the show's catalog.

Having trained his eager eye on these masterpieces, James saunters off to explore a palpably ancient town ("very resignedly but very persistently old") that no longer exists.