Her aides pointed to her statement at the breakfast, noting that a close parsing of the language revealed the distinction.
In part, Enron was not as big as it claimed to be, a close parsing of its financial data shows.
Mr. Bloomberg, who met with Mr. Cuomo and legislative leaders after his testimony on Monday, seemed aware of the close parsing of his words.
The hearing, at which Bird's lawyer asked that the two students be named co-valedictorians, involved some very close parsing.
And yet another mistake: the pope used the word "killed" rather than "murdered".This close parsing of what was essentially a compassionate speech, full of well-chosen Old Testament associations and passages from Lamentations, will seem casuistic to most.
A close parsing of Mr. Greenspan's words shows a slight but nonetheless significant change in his discussion of the labor market, said Jan Hatzius, senior economist at Goldman Sachs.
Imagine, as well, if her sentences didn't come close to parsing, if they were wickedly ungrammatical -- no, anti-grammatical -- clouds of disconnected thoughts and sound bites.
Now, there's a sentence that needs parsing — indeed, it is probably very close to what both Bill Clinton and Tony Blair mean when they call their philosophy the Third Way.
While parsing the InputStream of a socket, many parsers call close on the stream when finished reading.
I remember parsing the late MCI's income statement and concluding it was too pretty, too close to AT&T's financials.
