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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an examined" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It could potentially be used in a context where "examined" is a noun, but this is uncommon and would typically require additional context to make sense.
Example: "The results of an examined case study revealed significant findings."
Alternatives: "a reviewed" or "an analyzed".
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ÁB and AN examined the shoot apices.
Integrity would thus require a robustly successful kind of self-examination (an examined life).
Mr. Trump does not live an examined life.
A forensic pathologist, she examines bodies, rather than being an examined body.
So living an examined life is, to me, the lesson of my life.
Patagonia is built on the principle of living an examined life and I think that permeates into the company culture.
"People appreciate someone like a Dexter, who does in his own peculiar way lead an examined life.
Since Socrates, thinkers have extolled the vital role a humanities education plays in encouraging citizens to lead an examined life.
It's also a serious business, the essential work of an examined life.
Newport's and Levy's books are ultimately more concerned with the pursuit of an examined life than with the specific perils of technology.
Writing within an intellectual and emotional landscape, the details of which are now fading, Renault wrote a powerful memorial to those gay men for whom the study of classical literature was an essential means to an examined and happy life.
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