Sentence examples for rewarding exploration from inspiring English sources
His follow-up album, "Barchords," is a reserved yet melodically rewarding exploration of relationships and heartache.
Finally, after a lengthy wrangle over copyright, it has now metamorphosed into the play which it always should have been: a (reportedly) black and sumptuous and rewarding exploration into the world of theatre and those who inhabit it.
But by coming at the event obliquely, the show becomes a rewarding exploration of the complex ways we process 9/11, of how the event unfolds in our imaginations, and of the passage of the last ten years".September 11" runs at New York's MoMA PS1 until January 9th 2012.
The third game in particular was notable for a "ton of quests", rewarding exploration, and approachable combat, but also for its high system requirements, unfinished feel and "atrocious" voice acting.
IGN appreciated Bloodlines rewarding exploration outside the main story, and the New York Times and GameSpy praised its "wonderfully imaginative" missions.
Manned missions diverted resources from more scientifically rewarding, automated exploration.
No pedantic obscurity; just a meaningful and rewarding philosophical exploration.
However, this leaves open the issue as to what happens when novelty itself is treated as being rewarding, as in exploration bonuses [Kakade and Dayan, 2002] inspiring increased exploratory behaviors, an outcome that is critically linked to hippocampal integrity [Flicker and Geyer, 1982; Honey et al., 1998; Knight, 1996; Sokolov, 1963; Vinogradova, 2001].
Let's not badmouth Athens, always the infinitely rewarding start of any serious exploration of Greece.
She went to Chengdu initially to study how the Chinese treated ethnic minorities, but her interest in food led her inexorably out of the library and into the kitchen, and what country could be more rewarding of this line of exploration than China?
And that is no bad thing, for the moment writing becomes a popularity contest – rewarding sensationalism, groupthink and deceit over honest exploration of complex matters – people and places lose, and those who need to be held to account win.
