Sentence examples for like an examination from inspiring English sources

"It was like an examination hall.

In the 1920s, Arthur Eddington spelled out the problem like an examination question, as a challenge to the world of physics.

This combination of thick, generous sound with emotionally direct lyrics makes "Morning Phase" feel not like an examination of genre or a formal experiment but like a summoning of energy.

But in 2016, it feels more like an examination of contemporary discourse on refugees and migrants, and of how governments and the media alike use propaganda to turn the public against foreigners.

It's just that most of them were not chosen in an especially meritocratic way, if by "meritocratic" we mean "judged superior according to an objective standard of ability" (like an examination of philosophical knowledge and literary skill).

While a student at Radcliffe in the late 1890s, faced with an examination in William James's philosophy course for which she has not studied, Stein writes on the examination paper: "Dear Professor James, I am so sorry but really I do not feel a bit like an examination paper in philosophy today", and leaves the examination room.

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I would like to see more examination of the validation requirement beyond the lens of peer review, and I would like a deeper examination of incentives and credit beyond citation.

"Imagine the day when a consumer finds a link that says, 'Click here if you would like a forensic examination of your disk,' " Mr. Finn says.

Then, as delicately as I could not even using the awful word—I said, "If it's all right, we'd like to do an examination to confirm the cause of death". "An autopsy?" a nephew said, horrified.

Then, as delicately as I could — not even using the awful word — I said, "If it's all right, we'd like to do an examination to confirm the cause of death".