Sentence examples for has picked apart from inspiring English sources

One poster who goes by the name of "gaijinpl" has picked apart the numbers to come to this conclusion: "Impossible.

Fairfax Media economics editor Peter Martin has picked apart John "Aussie home loans" Symond's campaign against Labor's policy to curtail negative gearing.

In Egypt, where the government has accused the victims of being members of the Brotherhood and the media has picked apart and politicized their deaths, it's difficult for those involved to find sympathy among their friends.

Each season the series has picked apart some looming national problem — the failed war on drugs, the deterioration of working-class life, dysfunctional political leadership, overwhelmed urban schools — as it affects a sprawling group of characters that has included cops, drug dealers, politicians, teachers, longshoremen and other (often tawdry) Baltimoreans.

Wynendaele has picked apart each claim and makes a sound argument for each point.

But the cost of helping them do so is high, especially at a time when Congress has picked apart the budget for every dollar it can save.

Critics have picked apart each of these decisions.

Once they've picked apart the poetry I turn them towards the insoluble narrative.

He talked of "skeptics and the naysayers and the doubters" who he said have picked apart his plan.

I stayed until midnight, when all the other diners had picked apart the cotton candy and headed home.

In negotiations with the White House, lawmakers from both parties have picked apart many important provisions that Mr. Bush promoted on the campaign trail.