Sentence examples for which ventures from inspiring English sources

9 P.M. (TLC) SAY YES TO THE DRESS: ATLANTA The second season of this series, which ventures behind the scenes of a bridal salon in the Sun Belt, begins with an episode titled "Southern Mamas Are Hard, Y'all".

If some doubt whether a book like Pinker's can really count as history, others are equally sceptical whether anything which ventures too near the present can be properly historical.

Don't people realise that, like any other convicted rapist, Evans is branded for ever, in a kind of justice continuum, way beyond football, which ventures into the realms of his public and daily life.

As an illustration, contrasting financial economics perspectives, some organisational theorists proposed that potential investors rely on social capital assets to select which ventures to fund when information is asymmetrically distributed among agents.

Tennant himself suggests that 'much of the belief which underlies knowledge … is the outcome of faith which ventures beyond the apprehension and treatment of data to supposition, imagination and creation of ideal objects, and justifies its audacity and irrationality (in accounting them to be also real) by practical actualization' (1943/1989, 100).

How much randomness helps explain which ventures never transcend the metaphorical garage and which emerge to capture public fascination?

Whether the deal will actually happen depends on which venture capitalist you ask.

His 19 books, which ventured into unpredictable subjects, included short stories, poetry, essays and non-fiction.

And it sits uneasily with the enthusiasm with which venture capitalists are investing in firms commercialising new technologies.

Jones won much admiration for his last book, The Dig, which ventured into the grim nocturnal world of badger-baiters.

They grew to three with The Bell Jar, the first novel I had ever read which ventured into a psychiatric institution.