Sentence examples for having perused from inspiring English sources

Having perused his works, rightist lawmakers cited verses of his that they found inflammatory and violently anti-Zionist.

Having perused this brown, docile strip of turf, he dispensed with all bar one of his slips.

Having perused and occasionally contributed to articles in Wikipedia in my field of expertise -- Hispanic languages, literature and culture -- what has impressed me has been the general accuracy of the material presented, as well as the obvious conscientiousness of a number of the contributors.

From my point of view, I simply stumble upon a blog that at first impression seems innocuous; occupied it would seem (having perused many comments from your own boards) by fairly intelligent people who may - or may not work for the Met Office - but nonetheless show a genuine interest in the temp anomalies as they come in - as it were.

He realized now that he should have perused the fine print.

Increasingly, however, the ads tailored to them are for specific products that they have perused online.

Einstein had perused Bergson 1922 on his voyage to the Far East.

In 1829, the Duke of Wellington observed: "I have perused the papers respecting the Falkland Islands.

Now we're truly queasy, especially if we've perused Nelson DeMille's best-selling novel about the place.

Recalling his labor, Mr. Muir said he had perused, culled and weeded out, chortling at this, shrugging at that.

Another potential buyer, Olga Lifson, who is renting a studio and had perused three other apartments that day, joined the group.