Sentence examples for thought exploring from inspiring English sources

If you thought exploring shark-infested waters was exciting, you should try it with the Jaws sound track blaring in your ears.

He also asked her if she thought exploring this insight with a therapist when she returned home was some- thing she might consider.

Although Schneider's photos show women deep in thought, exploring worlds and perspectives outside their own, she says that the social nature of reading was an integral part of the project.

"I think exploring that [cultural heritage] is a good way to explore more buy-in".

"We think exploring a partnership makes sense for us at this moment of strength".

"But I think exploring the human content of war onstage has a chance.

I think exploring their relationships more deeply is something that I'm excited about doing in future episodes.

Creating time to think, explore, and tinker is critical to your effectiveness as a creative individual--as a scientist.

Whatever it means for you specifically, you need more time away from the daily grind to think, explore, and play to go beyond your daily scientific obligations.

We need to at least think, explore, wonder.

Through its probing religious anthropology, Japanese Pure Land thought explores the paradoxical issues of how transformative awakening can be possible for the ignorant self, how attainment as liberation from defiled self-will can occur, and the nature of the world of religious realization that unfolds within the locus of a person's samsaric existence.