Sentence examples for examination of anything from inspiring English sources
That would go against everything a newspaper stands for — examination of anything that happens in the public square — and Donohue told me he agreed that The Times should have covered the "Corpus Christi" revival.
That said, conditions do change and forward guidance is a pretty perilous thing to do, given the volatility in markets and the microscopic examination of anything the governor says or does.
This essentially renders the antibody useless for examination of anything other than the full-length protein.
He wanted a CT scan, but there was nothing on his physical examination or history suggestive of anything more than a simple tension headache.
If anything, an examination of the Carnegie Hall concert's finances demonstrates just how expensive it is to make music in New York, especially at the hall.
Under a gentle barrage of cross-examination, Ms. McCallum said she was unable to remember much of anything, including days, dates and names.
He said, for instance, that investigators would be prohibited from relying on anything but their examination of a child to determine whether injuries are accidental or inflicted.
This is not a bad thing, but beyond a psychological examination of 'wants and needs,' Tom doesn't stand for anything, he does not represent anything cultural.
The McCrackenizer over at Technologizer has a great examination of the vagaries of Apple rumors, pointing out that anything that shows a purported Apple advertisement, anything in patent stage that someone actually finds, or anything said by an analyst is probably wrong.
