Sentence examples for does parsing from inspiring English sources

The boys were made to learn reams of Victorian poetry by heart, to study Dickens and Shakespeare, take grammar at least twice a week and parse passages from the Radiant Readers ("nobody does parsing any more," he laments).

In essence, he is doing what Wade does, parsing the minutiae of fictional places and plots, except that Wade does so in a dangerously thin dramatic atmosphere, whereas Elliott has an enraptured audience of one; what we focus on is the expression on E.T.'s face, as he ponders the habits of the human.

We found that drivers tended to look at paragraph messages for longer duration than they did parsed messages after they passed the demand zone.

"When you get all done parsing this, what you find is a compelling case that no reasonable person could have concluded anything other than what we have" about Iraq's weapons program, based on the information available at the time, a second senior intelligence officials said.

Anyway, Demme's film doesn't parse his views; it parses him.

She doesn't parse her words or select them with an antenna for political correctness".

No one's questioning the filmmakers' right to do any damn fool thing they want, but "Vendetta" doesn't parse.

Child nutrition is essential, but the legislation's title as the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act doesn't parse well in the face of parallel food stamp cuts.

The CBO doesn't parse out how much each of these factors matter.

does not parse words when it comes to his support for same-sex marriage.

Age doesn't delineate shared desires and generational wanting, nor does it parse the priorities of people whose only commonality might be their age.