Sentence examples for struggled to explore from inspiring English sources
China's own musicians have long struggled to explore the subversive side of rock-and-roll culture without angering their government.
The power of her art then became vital for women - not just artists, but women of all sorts - who were struggling to explore the ways in which female experiences had been overlooked in our culture.
Among works that stick in the mind are A Who's Who of Flapland, broadcast in 1967, in which one paranoiac confronts another, and The Experiment, also 1967 and co-devised with David Calderisi, in which a group of actors struggle to explore the significance of the 1881 assassination of US President James Garfield.
Shot over three years throughout West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, the project shows an Appalachian struggling to anchor and explore his identity against the region's prevailing narratives.
They struggled to keep working.
Exploring their relations offers ways to address challenges faced by interdisciplinary management research, which struggles to connect research and practice.
The documentary purports to explore how "Al Jazeera struggles to present an unbiased view of current affairs".
The book offers a portrait of a sensitive and talented young man from a humble, and at times troubled, background as he struggles to develop his talents and explore his cultural interests in music, dancing, and the traditional costumes of the area.
"I see a lot of people struggling to get out of that box to explore more.
