Sentence examples for much inquiry from inspiring English sources

"Empathy requires as much inquiry as imagination," Jamison writes in this thoughtful collection of essays interrogating the physical and metaphorical meanings of pain.

"I also think that in the rush to change and reform, I am a little worried about how much analysis and how much inquiry we are doing first and how much we are talking to the consumers".

Read the expert evidence submitted to the health select committee's much needed inquiry.

Low-functioning adult autistics are viewed with sympathy but not much scientific inquiry.

Instead, Phillips seems to believe that psychoanalysis should be not so much an inquiry as an interesting conversation.

That disclosure came on top of a much broader inquiry into WorldCom's accounting practices that the S.E.C. opened earlier this year.

How much another inquiry will find is unclear given the mess that the Met's records are in, according to Mr Ellison's review.

Mr. Soares would say little about the case, though he appears to have been conducting a much slower inquiry, most likely making way for Ms. Kaye's investigation.

For the Futures team at the Catapult – a kind of speculative urban ideas laboratory, led by Dan Hill – the project represents the first stages of a much bigger inquiry.

"He was a bitter persecutor," remarked his political opponent Lord Holland, "of such political and religious principles as he, without much painful inquiry or dispassionate reflection, disapproved".

He said Fiona Woolf was an "unfortunate" appointment: "I hope very much the inquiry will be put on a statutory footing, which would compel people by law to give evidence and to hand over documents.