Sentence examples for something to explore from inspiring English sources

Might there be something to explore there?

Well, that is certainly something to explore.

The decorative detail serves the same purpose, while also offering the mind something to explore while high.

Art can be unpleasant, but H. Art Chaos is a suitable name for a modern-dance company founded in 1989 that has something to explore.

I thought there was something to explore here, a facet of this conflict -- i.e., the people -- that's just not represented in the coverage".

Either way, there's always something to explore.

Here in Britain, everything new is seen as something worthwhile to explore, worthy of discovery.

Attendance to the reading group was on a voluntary basis, but when more than 40 students arrived to participate, it was clear that there was something more to explore about reading groups as an attractive means to support learning.

And even though the famous trademarked powder failed to materialise for most of my trip, with so many places to choose from, there was always something new to explore.

You won't be satisfied with describing surfaces when there's something deeper to explore.

March remains a culinary adventure the sampling menu is like a cruise down a grand river, each course a port with something new to explore.