Sentence examples for searching exploration from inspiring English sources
Measure for Measure is Shakespeare's most searching exploration of sexual politics and social injustice.
Nora's story is part of a searching exploration of the female at the turn of the century.
Leo Steinberg's searching exploration of "The Women of Algiers" is scholarship with a literary sparkle, and there have been trenchant memoirs by Françoise Gilot and Brassai and James Lord.
March 5 2014 The baritone and the pianist, two of the superlative musicians of our time, bring their insights (and stamina) to Schubert's searching exploration of doomed young love.
Unfortunately, this approach precludes any truly searching exploration of the psychological implications of such a traumatic historical event, and can result in a game of invert-the-reference — the celebration of Voodoo mass, slaves being referred to as "wiggers" — making for uncomfortable but ultimately cheap laughs.
I hasten to refer readers to a searching exploration of Morris's charges by Timothy Noah in Slate for May 28 , 2003 which includes interviews with Times and CBS polling managers (Morris apparently did not speak to any) and with others in the profession.
Here his sequence ends with the previous book – less demanding, but still searching explorations of pianistic technique and musical comprehension.
But atonal is too simplistic a way to describe Berg's waywardly chromatic post-Romantic language and searching explorations of harmony and color.
He treasure-hunts from cairn to cairn left by explorers, searching for "exploration garbage".
Neural controllers producing mobile robot maze searching and exploration behaviors using binary tactile sensors as inputs were evolved in a simulated environment and subsequently transferred to and tested on real robots in a physical environment.
The original version of our optimization algorithm has been shown empirically to outperform other relevant algorithms on many popular benchmark problems [ 16], because it can effectively achieve a balance between local search (exploitation) and global search (exploration).
