Sentence examples for deepest examination of from inspiring English sources

The ethics investigation, which had included the appointment of an experienced former federal prosecutor as an outside special counsel, was considered by Senate officials to be the deepest examination of possible wrongdoing since the ethics committee in 1995 recommended that former Senator Bob Packwood, Republican from Oregon, be expelled.

Some consideration of the stamp's future and a deeper examination of its significance.

Grief turns the hero away from, rather than toward, a deeper examination of life.

And it seemed like such a simple, obvious idea: a deeper examination of a couple in a funny, uncensored way.

The book could have benefited from fewer metaphors and a deeper examination of the painter's mental anguish.

If you want an even deeper examination of modern management and strategy techniques, it is always worth reading the ultimate philosophical classic: "The Prince" by Niccolò Machiavelli.

"It certainly wasn't the intention of the Pope to carry out a deep examination of jihad and Muslim thought on it, much less to offend the sensibility of Muslim believers," he said in a statement.

But he risks limiting this as a film made by a fan for fans, when it would also be of interest to anyone looking for a deeper examination of violence, race and class in American culture.

What it did accomplish, however, was to obviate the need for any deeper examination of the relation between the form in the soul and the character of the object it was, in effect, supposed to represent.

Although 17 seats is not an extraordinary number, both historical precedent in midterm election years and a deeper examination of this year's results would argue strongly against Democrats being able to gain that many seats.

A few designer brands have already jumped on the iPad accessory bandwagon but Valextra's take is the first to show a deeper examination of how to enhance the iPad experience.