Sentence examples for all of which examine from inspiring English sources
(1891), Le Passé (1897), and Le Vieil Homme (1911), all of which examine the eternal triangle of the wife, the husband, and the lover.
Her other novels include "Sin" (1992), "Oblivion" (1995) and "The Stillest Day" (1998), all of which examine untoward acts and their consequences.
This is the subject of his best plays, Amoureuse (1891), Le Passé (1897), and Le Vieil Homme (1911), all of which examine the eternal triangle of the wife, the husband, and the lover.
It was followed over the next several years by other critically and popularly acclaimed plays, including Richu (1936; Sunrise) and Yuanye (1937; Wilderness), all of which examined pressing social issues and universal human frailties with gripping tension and innovative dramaturgy.
To conduct the investigation, the GAO team ordered DNA tests online, all of which examined between four and 19 genes, from four companies: Market America, Genelex, Sciona, and Suracell.
During a recent interview, Hubby said that "Completely in the Present" began as a series of short films dedicated to Conrad's music and experimental film work (most famously "Flicker), all of which examined the transformations that occur during extended exposure to sight and sound.
Three previous studies have analyzed increases in US colorectal cancer survival rates over time, all of which examined a wider range of ages than our study.
Our results are consistent with a number of prior studies of PM10 and SO2 exposure and preterm birth, all of which examined spatial gradients in exposure.
Of the studies identified from the peer-reviewed published literature, only 4 were studies that evaluated exposures under experimental conditions, all of which examined dermal uptake of a pesticide.
The book is divided into five sections, each of which examines a specific era in Lorca's life and the lovers that took part in it.
That conclusion comes from a series of nine experiments, each of which examined how looking things up online affected people's confidence in their intellectual abilities.
