Sentence examples for in-depth examinations from inspiring English sources

Thanks, New Yorker, for in-depth examinations like this one.

Generally, however, you have to travel abroad for in-depth examinations of British dramatists.

The book, published in 1966, was one of the first in-depth examinations of the lives of troubled teenage girls.

In 1936 his experiences in the W.P.A. led him and others to found the Photo League, an organization of photographers committed to the documentary style and in-depth examinations of contemporary urban subjects.

This summer's seminars — the festival runs from July 25 to 29 — will include in-depth examinations of topics as specific as coffee cocktails, Curaçao and the gin and tonic.

READING "Exploring Phuket & Phi Phi" by Oliver Hargreave (Odyssey, 2008), is a comprehensive and fascinating handbook for the area that breezes through the sort of logistical details so readily available online in favor of in-depth examinations of the history, culture, politics and ecology of the region.

And the in-depth examination of MIUI begins.

The Gulf War ( //www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/gulf/) a PBS Frontline in-depth examination of the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf crisis.

Wolf's lyrics seem quirky and off-the-cuff, but in-depth examination reveals smart and poignant subject matter.

Single-Topic Issue This category recognizes magazines that have devoted an issue to the in-depth examination of one topic.

Cohen's in-depth examination of Ellington and civil rights is especially fascinating.