Sentence examples for serious exploration from inspiring English sources

Let's not badmouth Athens, always the infinitely rewarding start of any serious exploration of Greece.

"It's a serious exploration, a thought experiment that we engage in".

But any serious exploration of these issues requires different language and a broader perspective.

This isn't a serious exploration of bomb disposal, though, like The Hurt Locker.

At first the film seems to be a serious exploration of lapsed faith and cultural alienation.

It's tightly controlled entertainment– does that destroy any chance of serious exploration of difficult issues?

At each, there were serious explorations of important topics before an ideologically heterogeneous group of federal and state judges.

LIKE many subtle, serious explorations of the darker sides of humanity, Fred Schepisi's "Cry in the Dark," though critically well-received upon its release, was a commercial leper.

New York Magazine was a forerunner, too, and is still a beacon in the non-written storytelling trade: fun graphics telling the tale of the biggest rapper – Jay-Z vs Eminem (the stats said Jay-Z won; more money and clout) – or more serious explorations of political affiliations in NYC.

For instance, his paintings on beer-bottle caps set in plaster, which are serious explorations of color, still prompt one to wonder, in the midst of aesthetic admiration, Did he drink all those beers himself?

Most definitions of what constitutes a literary novel stress that the subject matter is strong on character and irony, with lesser emphasis on pure plot and offers more serious explorations of the human condition and is, therefore more meaningful and more philosophical.