Sentence examples for in depth reading from inspiring English sources

In depth reading and analysis of so-called "dramatic" or "realistic" manga (gekiga), concentrating on one of the major contributors to that genre (Saito Takao, Tatsumi Yoshihiro, Taniguchi Jiro, Sugiura Hinako, Mase Motoro, and others).

Says founder and ex-Pageflakes CEO Dan Cohen, "There's a lot of newspapers and blogs that kids have to read to keep up with the cool kids … I read Pitchfork and Sterogum and a bunch of other sites, want to do in depth reading those are great sites but if you only have the time to read one email a day then we're the ones".

All authors participated in depth reading and revising the manuscript.

For in depth reading we refer the interested reader to a recently published book [ 28].

The aforementioned blogs make for thoughtful, in-depth reading.

More in-depth reading of the Unscear document will reveal several instances where Unscear draws attention to this lack of vital knowledge.

My presentation will introduce a number of these texts by way of in-depth reading and discuss them from three different angles: philologically, literary, and socio-historically.

You know what you want to eat even before you leave the house, whereas, given the amount of in-depth reading your partner does, they seem to be under the impression that the restaurant is some sort of book club.

Jaffa's masterwork, "Crisis of the House Divided" (1959),was an in-depth reading of the Lincoln-Douglas debates that showed what was at stake was nothing less than the highest principles of justice.

The unit builds upon the nine lessons that follow an imaginary journey of some water molecules through the hydrological cycle, as originally described in the 1994 unit, but reworked in light of in-depth reading in Dewey's philosophy.

"The ideal situation when it's a really big paper is when they do a press conference on it, either by teleconference or at the SMC [Science Media Centre], because then you get an in-depth reading of the paper and a chance to iron out all the questions etc".