Sentence examples for examining topics from inspiring English sources

"Heaven Below" is a historical ethnography, examining topics like authority, rhetoric, worship and prohibitions, and attitudes toward finances, education, women and race.

Discussion panels will also touch on the current art scene, examining topics like collecting, the future of museums, feminism, technology and art theory.

Aside from this unusual short-term assignment, the SAM spends most of its time examining topics agreed with the European Commission.

However, further investment in quality assurance of the review process was beyond the resources and capacity of the group, making errors or misjudgments possible, perhaps particularly when examining topics without existing well conducted systematic reviews.

In 1977 he published his best-known work, The Anarchical Society, an analysis of order in international society that examined topics such as the potential for disarmament and global governance.

They are using the film to re-examine topics like historical evidence on the death of Jesus, the role of Passion plays in fanning hatred of Jews, and the Vatican II teachings of the Catholic Church that absolved Jews collectively of the accusation of deicide.

It always seemed to me that the mutation of OnLine paired with Science (as "Life") into Technology, as the Guardian moved to its Berliner format, called out for an exploration beyond the computer keyboard, to examine topics, such as: ow-power lightbulbs, the realities of standby consumption, the usefulness of otherwise of the International Space Station, personal DNA sequencing and laser fusion.

During this time span, a total of 163 articles examined topics related to global public relations.

Future research might examine topics, such as customer orientation and solution-based business, infrastructure, technologies, or risks.

The examined topics are supplemented with examples of the latest developments in the field of photodynamic therapy.

The course consists of faculty lectures on videos and printable PowerPoint slides that examine topics such as "ownership of material and data,... authorship, [and] conflict of interest," as illustrated by real-life dilemmas.