Sentence examples for a great examination from inspiring English sources

For a great examination of this situation by a site that we should all respect and read, pop over to iLounge.

Today Sam Biddle at Gizmodo published a great examination of just what makes Android so popular – the phones it comes on are cheap and, as such, are popular with a wide tranche of users.

The McCrackenizer over at Technologizer has a great examination of the vagaries of Apple rumors, pointing out that anything that shows a purported Apple advertisement, anything in patent stage that someone actually finds, or anything said by an analyst is probably wrong.

Jarvis said before tonight's game that he welcomed a greater examination of the program as a vehicle for reassessing the way college basketball regards its student-athletes.

In four of the 22 cases, where the patients were not expected to die, the meeting chair led a greater examination and discussion.

Now in its first revival, David Bösch's production of Il Trovatore relocates Verdi's great examination of factionalism and infanticide to a modern, if unspecified, war zone.

Magic is associated with sexual desire in Alcina, Handel's great examination of the nature of pleasure and transience.

Stephen Barlow's new production of Don Giovanni relocates Mozart's great examination of sexual licence to late Victorian London and reworks it as a supernatural thriller after the fashion of Wilde's Dorian Gray or Stevenson's Jekyll and Hyde.

"Merion was the great examination it's supposed to be - it was fantastic".

Instead the book is both a great portrayal of hopefuls coming to Los Angeles to pursue their ambitions, and an even greater examination of what it means to be a creative person with a dream, and trying to make it come true in a form that is just as much a business, and an insider social group, as it is an art.

iLounge has a great, in-depth examination of iTunes 7.1 and all of its improvements/changes.