Sentence examples similar to examination of affairs from inspiring English sources

Pettersson finds interviews in English hard work, but her and Ahlström's all-Anglo lyrics for I Am Karate are effortless, pitch-perfect examinations of affairs of the heart.

Vetch interpreted Nicholson's hostile and intrusive examination of his affairs as a largely partisan attempt to smear him.

This it does through an examination of the affair that Henry conducts with Annie (Loren McJannett-Tactress an actress married to Max Sean Heskethh).

Included is "Breathe In," director Drake Doremus' somber examination of an affair between a father (Guy Pearce) and a foreign exchange student (Felicity Jones).

And what better introduction could there be for my examination of the fishy affair that is the Tory leadership stakes?

"My Past and Thoughts" embraces a wide range of moods and emotional registers, from the poignant lyricism of the chapters on childhood to the anguished, self-lacerating examination of the Herwegh affair (not included in the Macdonald abridgement).

The main goal of this review concerned providing an overview of the current state of affairs on cognitive examination in consecutive glioma patients.

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This new state of affairs has prompted a re-examination by both parties of the harsh sentences handed out under the current system.

The justice also stopped a line of questioning into whether a form of group problem solving known as "feedback learning" could drive its participants insane through invasive examinations of their personal affairs before a group.