Sentence examples for examining the topic from inspiring English sources
The practice of writing treatises on liberum arbitrium began to die off toward the later decades of the thirteenth century when philosophers started examining the topic of voluntas libera (free will) instead.
While examining the topic for this article, I found a paper by Malaysian Professor Norsidah Ujang on "Place Attachment and Continuity of Urban Place Identity".
The philosophy of Post History is at the core of all Dimitrijevic's work, following his 1976 book Tractatus Post Historicus, examining the topic of the coexistence of differing values and multiple individual truths.
Our results are broadly consistent with the few studies examining the topic from a perspective of general patient population.
If it's something general like "your life" as a whole, try examining the topic and finding what bothers you the most.
It last examined the topic after a series of recalls involving Firestone tires on the Ford Explorer.
Adams said he was satisfied with the decision, even though the board fell short of creating a study group to examine the topic, as he had requested.
"It made me very uncomfortable to talk about slavery," he said of his prickly reaction last year to Ms. Ellerbee's suggestion that "Nick News" examine the topic.
Karl Hagstrom Miller examined the topic of amateur musicians in his paper The New Parlor Piano: Home Recording and the Return of the Amateur Musician, which points out that the majority of music-makers past and present have been amateurs.
"What is art?" Thomas wonders in the very first sentence of the very first paragraph, and he continues to examine the topic as he takes piano lessons and reads Tolstoy.
Lawyers who have examined the topic say there is not just confusion about the provision itself, but uncertainty about who would have the legal standing to challenge a candidate on such grounds, what form a challenge could take and whether it would have to wait until after the election or could be made at any time.
