Sentence examples for past examining from inspiring English sources

After surviving cancer, Miller began to look at his professional past, examining his reasons for becoming a photographer.

Another plunge into the highly relevant past, examining 1960s domestic terrorism, in American Pastoral.

On Monday, our own Sam Stein offered readers a glimpse into the past, examining the lawmakers and economists who saw, in the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, a looming economic disaster.

"Society," he said, "wants the past examined, but within these limits".

The first film, "Drifting Clouds," focused on unemployment, and the second, "The Man Without a Past," examined homelessness.

One morning last fall, the company's president, Larry Shar, who said he had been unaware of Judge Manton's past, examined the portrait with a hand-held ultraviolet light.

Unsurprisingly, she was not always happy to have her past examined by a writer ("When a writer is born into a family", she likes to quote the Baltic-born poet Czeslaw Milosz, "the family is finished").

"They clearly have to take the blinkers off, look at the past, examine the people who are there, ask themselves the questions, 'Are those same people still in the sport and can they proceed forward with those people remaining?'.

CMV is only one of many pathogens that have been in the past examined for their possible associations with cardiovascular diseases.

Instead of focusing on the things you did together in the past, examine the people that you've become and focus on the things you will do together in the future.

This methodology is similar to those employed by past studies examining how lesion assessment translates to treatment decisions by an examiner [ 25, 26] and Aktan et al. study examining the MID to deduce depth in occlusal lesions [ 15].