Sentence examples for a powerful examination from inspiring English sources

The London exhibition also boasts Grant Gee's documentary, Innocence of Memories, a powerful examination of Istanbul's endless conflicts with its skyscrapers, construction projects, gentrification and insatiable greed.

With virtuosic concision, McDermott assembles this swirl of seemingly mundane anecdotes into a powerful examination of love, mortality, and "the way of all flesh".

The book is a powerful examination of the moral danger inherent in a system that is willing to employ any means to an end.

If I Was Your Girl takes a familiar YA trope – a teen with a secret moves to a new town – and turns it into a powerful examination of life post-transition.

But it might have been withdrawn, as were a number of other films afterward, like the American director Henry Bean's "Believer" -- a powerful examination of the battle between good and evil as waged in one young man, an anti-Semitic thug (Ryan Gosling) who turns out to be a self-hating Jew.

Stanford Law Professor Barbara van Schewick, also Director of the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, has written a powerful examination of the news rules: "Europe Is About to Adopt Bad Net Neutrality Rules.

Peter Bradshaw, film critic, the Guardian Carol Morley, filmmaker The Guardian's film critic Peter Bradshaw talks to British film-maker Carol Morley about Dreams of a Life, a searingly powerful examination of modern loneliness.

Choose from Red Road, Andrea Arnold's powerful examination of CCTV, Michael Powell's voyeur horror Peeping Tom, Cronenberg's fetishistic Crash, conspiracy thriller The Parallax View, Godard's Alphaville and more.

The researchers claim it is the most detailed and powerful examination to date of the effects of eating different types of fats.

Even the most hardened cynic will be taken aback after reading Rosenberg's powerful examination of Big Pharma and Big Food, their influence and reach severely miscalculated by an often passive public.

During the subsequent trial of George Pettibone, Darrow conducted a powerful cross-examination against Orchard, before falling ill and withdrawing from the trial, leaving Judge Hilton of Denver in charge of the defense.