Sentence examples for stopped exploring from inspiring English sources

The story is about Oliver Crisp, the son of two intrepid explorers who met on top of Mount Everest and haven't stopped exploring since.

Deterred by low prices, energy companies stopped exploring.

Ehrlich's theory was so fully embraced that doctors stopped exploring the subject for half a century.

But he hasn't stopped exploring, either — it's just that this time, his restlessness has been subcontracted to Brian Eno, who is credited with creating the "sonic landscape".

And in her lush, narrative paintings — for which she has gathered, at midcareer, an impressive array of fellowships, residencies, solo shows and awards — she has never stopped exploring those themes.

Taylor's uncompromising stance brought him a tough decade for work opportunities after this, but he never stopped exploring and experimenting, and by the mid-1960s was regarded as one of the key figures in the free-jazz revolution alongside Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane and Albert Ayler.

He's been defending human exploration at the ESA and keeps saying that "a society that stops exploring stops progressing".

America's not going to stop exploring.

She would never stop exploring two great questions: how to love without ego, and how to be unsmugly good.

"You have the luxury of a long rehearsal period," says Hawkins, "during which you never stop working and never stop exploring.

To stop exploring predestination and other specifically Calvinist teachings, he said, would amount to no longer "understanding what it means to be Presbyterian".