Sentence examples for problematic exploration from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Gandhi warms to these people, who demonstrate an unalloyed faith in his wisdom, the film becomes a deeper, more problematic exploration of identity and the power of suggestion, and its initially sour taste turns to honey.
Class boundaries make the conquest of the aristocratic faubourg Saint-Germain as problematic as the exploration of central Africa.
An impulse control game open on the table has cards asking questions like: "Is it OK to touch the private parts of animals?" and "Is it OK for you to show other people your private parts?" The question of how to define when children's behaviour becomes problematic – rather than normal exploration – is difficult to answer when society is horrified by confronting any sexual urges in young people.
Such an approach is recommended 19 25 32 as it facilitates a thorough exploration of problematic aspects and careful testing of potential solutions.
The poem captures many of the feelings expressed in his earlier works, including his exploration of a problematic childhood and thoughts on his religious beliefs.
"Space exploration is tough.
The more provocative and problematic second part of the film is an exploration of Mr. Brown's life after he quit football in 1966, moved to Hollywood and began a full-time movie career.
This is especially problematic because we know that larger brains promote exploration and colonization of novel areas (ref), so this creates a "chicken and egg" scenario: which came first, a larger brain or island colonization?
This is particularly problematic in the deep ocean, where oil and gas exploration and fishing pressure are likely to increase.
Exploration of Franco-American relations through two very problematic itineraries.
This is problematic because industrial noises, such as those from shipping or exploration of the ocean floor, tend to be low frequency, and they can now be heard even more widely across the ocean, increasing ambient underwater noise substantially.
