Sentence examples for microscope from inspiring English sources

Examining them under the microscope, he got a shock.

Sure, Clinton jokes in the book about scrunchies and outfits and nail polish to make her point that woman in public life are forced under a microscope.

As the loss-making deals of the Gaddafi era have come under the microscope, the fund has launched separate legal action against France's third-largest bank, Société Générale, alleging bribery.

Once we examine tea, once we put that central tenet of British culture under the microscope, what else will we start to doubt?

You secure those tapes on a clear plastic sheet, which will preserve them and enable you to search through using a microscope".

There have been countless times where I have put myself under a microscope, using endless diets and analysing my look with regards to media expectations.

Boyden and his colleagues used the method to perform super-resolution imaging of a 10 million cubic micrometer chunk of tissue from the mouse hippocampus, stained with antibodies against three different neuronal proteins, using a standard confocal fluorescence microscope.

The state of standup on the telly is under the microscope this week, with the announcement that Stewart Lee's Alternative Comedy Experience has been axed by Comedy Central, while a new Russell Howard-helmed standup show is to be broadcast on the same channel.

As low-rent as the title sounds, it digs out some good storytellers – Gary Brooker from Procul Harum recalls how his group once refused to back matronly 50s pianist Mrs Mills – and also serves as a microscope on the evolving industry.

Examining him with a toy microscope, Leitao found him to be covered in unexplained red, blue, black and white fibres.

Under Media Glare, Santorum's Record Draws Closer Look – NPR A round-up of the various attempts to put Santorum under the microscope.