Sentence examples for thought to explore from inspiring English sources

Cincinnati, like St . Louis had ancient earthworks that were described in the 19th century, but as in St . Louis the mounds were flattened long before anyone thought to explore their meaning.

Back when banks lent people money to buy homes and then sat around waiting for interest payments, no one thought to explore how quickly homeowners would refinance their mortgages if interest rates fell.

I'd had some inkling of the fact that I liked boys since I was a teenager, but coming from an armed forces background I'd never really thought to explore this further.

We therefore thought to explore the evolutionary relationship between teleost Ddx3a/b genes.

"Typically, buyers will look at an apartment's interior at night to see the difference in its personality, but they rarely think to explore the difference in the neighborhood," said Wendy Sarasohn, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group.

Here young women are supported and encouraged to think, to explore, and to dream big.

Remember to explore; think about all the available avenues your new question can open up.

And Polynesians are thought to have explored the Pacific coast of South America.

The SPL clubs are thought to be exploring a new set-up with two leagues of 12 splitting into three leagues of eight, while the SFL has outlined plans for a 16-team top flight.

It is still thought to be interesting to explore whether individual patient variations in endogenous IgG1 fucosylation level might affect the efficacy of antibody therapies.

Frost, he thought, wanted to explore the tension, or the connection, between "grief and reason" — the grief of the thrush in the woods, and the reason of the poet stepping back from them.