Sentence examples for urge to experiment from inspiring English sources

Satisfying both Newman's urge to experiment and his benign classicism, his situation is a lesson in having the best of both worlds.

There seems to be a dual tug in printmaking: a restless urge to experiment and innovate as well as to uphold and continue tradition.

On the other side is his urge to experiment with sounds and structures and to recognize some darker thoughts -- a smaller, but still significant part of his song catalog.

Behind the opera's jolly japes and canny pastiches is one of Britten's boldest, most socially revolutionary statements: a piece hardwired into the youthful urge to experiment, rebel and break free.

In spite of the rapid and widespread developments then taking place in radio and its applications to maritime use, Marconi's intuition and urge to experiment were by no means exhausted.

Nevertheless, relative success, still-unsatisfied ambition, and a tireless urge to experiment with the forms of fiction ensured that, at age 57, with less than a dozen years left to him, Cervantes was just entering the most productive period of his career.

Favoured states have been urged to experiment with liberalising their economic policies.

He must resist any urge to improve, to experiment, to show off; otherwise, he becomes a forger.

I'd urge you to experiment with it.

This is a versatile recipe that I urge you to experiment with.

I'd urge you to experiment – substitute wheat in a favourite rice dish, say.