Sentence examples for to explore new facets from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hooper tells this story carefully and ingeniously, constantly turning it over to explore new facets.

Welding Club members can keep records of projects completed, and continue to explore new facets of the industry.

Lancaster used his autumn years not just to make a few bucks or stay in the game but to explore new facets of his character and come to terms with age itself, to risk losing his fans in wildly unconventional roles.

Hundreds of college women have reported to author SuEllen Hamkins that they deeply appreciated when their mothers allowed them as teenagers to explore new facets of their identity while still staying connected.

Positioning Cora as a more powerful foe also allows the writers to explore new facets of both of Season 1's main villains, and although I hope Rumple and Regina aren't redeemed too easily, it's better for the show to share their motivations, since every villain sees themselves as the hero of their own story.

The actors have recently expressed their desire to see Sam and Dean separated or old cast-members returned in various interviews, not because they hate each other, but because they want to explore new facets of characters that they've been playing for over half a decade.

My other research teacher, Ms. Marlowe (10th grade teacher), also has a big influence on my life as she has encouraged me to step outside of my comfort zone and explore new facets of science.

"A willingness to explore new things".

Spiers clearly wants to explore new projects.

So I had to explore new territory.

That's starting to explore new stuff".