Sentence examples for to explore again from inspiring English sources

Buying it with the help of small investors is "something we've started to explore again," he said.

The Shop is right up there with Ollivanders as a magical place that readers will want to explore again and again.

And even if, like an apprentice carpenter, Mr. Miller bangs in a few crooked nails, the play is fascinating for what it represents as a harbinger of a major career; it is full of themes he has gone on to explore again and again, including fatherly betrayal.

And even if, like an apprentice carpenter, Mr. Miller bangs in a few crooked nails, the play is fascinating for what it represents as a harbinger of a major career; it is full of themes he has gone on to explore again and again, including rivalry between brothers, fatherly betrayal and Ugly Americanism.

Near the end of the argument, it seemed possible that the justices might use the case to explore again the broader question of the proper ratio between compensatory damages, which are meant to make the plaintiff whole, and punitive ones, which are meant to punish and deter.

And even if, like an apprentice carpenter, Mr. Miller bangs in a few crooked nails, the play is fascinating for what it represents as a harbinger of a major career; it is full of themes Mr. Miller has gone on to explore again and again.

But what strikes me now is the centrality of parental cruelty as a theme, a subject James would explore again to even more devastating effect 17 years later, in his novel of embittered divorce, "What Maisie Knew".

Let us aggressively conserve and explore again.

Does she hope to explore (yet again) the limitations of language?

Perhaps he would have resumed the engagement with art that began at Liverpool College of Art in 1957, or found time to explore once again the love of surrealistic wordplay that crackled through In His Own Write and A Spaniard in the Works.

In 2013, I came out of "online dating retirement" and decided to explore it again.