I wanted to explore not editing, and see where that led me".
And, they say, it is only a permit to explore, not yet a contract for commercial exploitation.
"It's a chance to explore not only the message of the particular work but the form in which it's created," Ms. Slattery said.
The novel's stylistic innovations allow it to explore not just a character's feelings, but, comically, her deep ignorance of her own feelings.
Apparently, however, the facts are ambiguous, enabling Duncker to use her novel to explore not only this one life but also the nature of historical truth.
It is a place you want to explore, not just because of the bonus items, but because you want to see what's out there.
For Liebling, every conversation about boxing was a chance to explore not just the style and range of the athletes but also the vivid travelling circus surrounding them.
But in the last few years, geneticists have found ways to explore not just big events but also the dynamics of populations through time.
Cooper said the families wished to explore "not so much what information they [the security services] knew about the bomber but what they did once they had it".
In creating the new documentary, she sought to explore not only why Dolores Hart left Hollywood, but also what she had done all the years since.
Indeed, the Parmigianino show is an excuse to explore, not just Parma, but also the surrounding countryside.There are Parmigianino exhibits in many smaller neighbouring towns.
