Sentence examples for examining books from inspiring English sources

By examining books within each band, we gain a better understanding of how readers are reacting within each range.

Merriam-Webster defines censorship as "the practice of officially examining books, movies, etc., and removing things that are considered to be offensive, immoral, harmful to society, etc".

This sobering bit of forecasting appears in the London Review of Books in a review examining books by George Marshall (Don't Even Think about It: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Ignore Climate Change) and Naomi Klein (This Changes Everything: Capitalism v. The Climate).

The present study extends our earlier work by examining books espousing climate change denial per se published through 2010, including some examined in the prior study since they represent examples of environmental skepticism.

Inquiry is "a multifaceted activity that involves making observations, posing questions, examining books and other sources of information, planning investigations, reviewing what is already known in light of evidence, using tools to gather, analyze and interpret data, proposing answers, explanations and predictions, and communicating the results" (NRC, 1996, p. 23).

The European Commission is also examining book pricing.

To introduce the course, she videotaped an exercise with students in class, who were asked to examine books while blindfolded.

In Price's module, students examine books for clues about what uses their owners — and by extension, larger society — made of them.

Bowdoin's works examine books as physical, almost organic forms, allowing them to be seen as well as read.

The Consolation had many medieval commentaries mostly on the whole text, although some just examined Book III, m. 9.

The final legislation must also retain the new agency's power to examine banks' books and enforce rules.