Sentence examples for something to be explored from inspiring English sources

It is something to be explored and appreciated, not pitied.

That is, she sees movement as something to be explored and does not regard the 350-year-old ballet idiom as a given, a vocabulary sufficient unto itself.

She finds the differences between her and Mrs. Wilcox fascinating, and something to be explored and embraced," Atwell said, adding, "That, for me, was a wonderful experience — to know that our belief systems don't have to be rigid.

Self-compassion recognizes that failure is not only inevitable, but it's also our best teacher, something to be explored rather than avoided at all costs.

Thus, Japanese stories about the same topic - notably famous manga and anime like Astro Boy, Ghost in the Shell and Evangelion: Neon Genesis - tend to feature AI as a positive natural development: something to be explored without the threat of war and annihilation, and whose disembodied or metal-skinned children can coexist peacefully with humankind.

When you're in a group of fellow foodies, the world of food is something to be explored with vigor.

It was a few days later, at Thanksgiving, when she first saw the family together that she realised there was something deeper to be explored.

"It's definitely something that needs to be explored in film.

This is something that has to be explored in writing, perhaps.

Why retroprocessing has occurred repeatedly in the same groups is something that needs to be explored.

"I thought it was something that was ready to be explored," Mr. Schaeffer said.