Sentence examples for the subject exploring from inspiring English sources

You could go on and on -- and there's a lucid new collection of essays on the subject, "Exploring the Matrix: Visions of the Cyber Present," that does just that.

An extra difficulty for working-class students and faculty is that they must learn to straddle two different worlds, says Peter Mather, an associate professor in counseling and higher education at Ohio University in Athens, who supervised a Ph.D. dissertation on the subject, Exploring the Pathways to the Professoriate Taken by First Generation College Students, written by James Lester.

Typically, the subject explores the central platform and then investigates the flanks, finally stepping down onto the shallow-appearing side.

This book, by one of the foremost authorities on the subject, explores the complex nature of Russian nationalism.

I think the trailer outlines the subjects explored in the film very effectively.

The elegant distinction between pathology and taste is one of the subjects explored in Magnificent Obsessions, the Barbican's new survey of artist-collectors present and (recent) past.

From sexism among leftwing men to sexual harassment and even manspreading, the subjects explored here remain eerily relevant more than 40 years after the original publication.

Among the subjects explored are Monahan's Berlin years (1992-2006), the influence of Fluxus and Pop, and the art and music scenes of his Toronto beginnings.

JOANN VERBURG No matter how substantial, Verburg's show is bound to be seen as a footnote to her current MOMA retrospective, especially since all the photographs revisit the subjects explored there.

The Fyre documentaries, like the subjects explored within them, grabbed the internet's attention with a force that feels familiar now.

Fetishism, Russian folklore and culture, and Orthodox religion are the subjects explored and subverted in a new show by Russian-born London-based artist Karina Akopyan.