Sentence examples for more than examining from inspiring English sources

Nothing proves this more than examining the motivations of three men who have punctured Americans' sense of security over the past year.

Focusing upon strategic targets and lines on maps doesn't tell the story of a war any more than examining rates of home ownership tells us about the health of an economy.

Colley, therefore, did more than examine the origins of British identity.

Instantly, Jenny does more than examine her life — she understands it and reviles it, she hates herself for the entire domino row of decisions that led to it, and she decides, instantly, drastically, and irreversibly, to change it.

He often saw the Codex, but "it was under such restrictions that it was impossible to do more than examine particular readings".

In books such as Southern Horrors: Lynch Law in All Its Phases (1892) and The Red Record: Tabulated Statistics and Alleged Causes of Lynching in the United States (1895), Wells did more than examine the stories, narratives, and realities of lynching; she consistently linked them to the historical and societal forces that had produced this epidemic of violence and vigilantism.

To some extent, the length of this book is a function of the author's premise, that juxtaposing the biographies of the two men is more illuminating than examining each by itself.

This is more sensitive than examining 200 fields under light microscopy.

Results are then shown using a colour ramp, which can be more striking than examining raw numbers.

For him, an analytic approach to the philosophy of art meant no more than critically examining the fundamental concepts and beliefs underlying art and art criticism.

The median (IQR) number of examined LNs was 15 (10 22) and the rate of patients with more than 12 examined LNs was 64%%.