Sentence examples for Having parsed from inspiring English sources
"Having parsed the words very carefully," Mensch said, "they call for me to renounce my allegiance to any 'prince, potentate, state or sovereignty', and since Her Majesty is none such, I do not regard them as being treacherous.
Having parsed the nine objections President Obama has so far lodged in the course of five such statements of protest, I believe only two of his objections -- both made in his first protest signing statement -- are arguably outside his standard of restraint.
Having parsed MAGE-TAB files, 'Extractor' passes control over to 'Comparator', which computes dissimilarity between all pairs of experiments, and records them in a dissimilarity matrix.
And he admits to not having "parsed" parts of the Watts study.
But, having parsed the cartoons that got the most love on Instagram this past year, a few themes have emerged.
Whereas others may call upon medical training, paternal wisdom or been-there-done-that motherhood, Bronson and Merryman, having "parsed through the science and reviewed the evidence," appeal to scientific reason — just as, Hulbert writes, experts more than a century ago first urged the scientific and systematic study of children.
Others have parsed his life.
Others have parsed Kagan's public statements and actions and said they are uneasy.
We have parsed his speech from that day down to four words: "I have a dream".
They have parsed fund performance every which way, trying to discern manager skill.
Writers have parsed it from every possible angle, from feminist to formalist.
