Sentence examples for prefers to explore from inspiring English sources

When he travels, he prefers to explore new places on his feet, connecting with the world kinetically.

Not surprising for a woman who owns three Vipers, Ms. Fenyvest also likes to go to the Canadian Grand Prix each June (and the attendant block parties), but she prefers to explore the city on her bicycle.

Like a painter who deliberately restricts his or her pallette or approach to composition, Ms. Dean, at the age of 45, prefers to explore the possibilities offered by a limited range of choreographic techniques rather than to expand her methodology.

Rather than fixing on some notion of Lulu as sinner or saint, Mr. Kentridge prefers to explore the way she relates to others — and in fact all the relationships within the opera — as reflections of a more poetic concern.

Lockshin, a scientist, prefers to explore new territories with his students, and even when he comes to his own field (molecular biology), he seems less concerned with defending notions than with presenting them with the pleasure of discovery.

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Rodents display novelty preference: they innately prefer to explore objects that are in new locations or objects they have not recently encountered.

In addition, when one of the two objects was translocated or displaced to a new position in the same box in a spatial version of the object preference test (Dix and Aggleton, 1999), Salm3−/− mice preferred to explore the displaced object to an extent comparable to that of WT mice.

Increasingly, she preferred to explore modern dance.

Twitchers and families might prefer to explore the RSPB Arne nature reserve, rather than the blustery headlands.

Steely Dan also shies away from love songs, preferring to explore characters like gamblers, assassins and lascivious old men.