Sentence examples for worthy exploration from inspiring English sources

What queer artists, filmmakers, and writers are, like you, comfortable with exploring the dark and visceral shadow spaces of HIV/AIDS, a worthy exploration that's sadly all-too-rare in the conversation around HIV/AIDS these days?

Ask any thinktanker, and they'll tell you it's hard to get funding for worthy explorations of welfare policy.

How these changes are affecting our world is a topic worthy of exploration, but it will not be explored here.

Between my lack of biographical data about them and the ambiguity of what they say lies a territory which is not only worthy of exploration, but which it is compulsory to explore.

"How are they doing?" seemed worthy of exploration.

[lower tone] And it will always seem worthy of exploration.

We felt this great land was worthy of exploration and that it could be creatively exciting".

Yet off the highways is a stew of cultures worthy of exploration.

But the relationship between art and mental health does remain an interesting one, worthy of exploration, and its discussion often helpful to those with similar experiences.

Its attempts to grapple with big issues make me yearn for a lost era when feminist questions were viewed as universally compelling and worthy of exploration in the public arena.

And in her wily, intricate novel about John James Audubon's 1833 expedition along the northern shores of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the Canadian writer Katherine Govier has found a gap truly worthy of exploration.