Sentence examples for perceptive examination of from inspiring English sources

The Fall by Claire McGowan Headlinee, £12.99) McGowan's first novel is a perceptive examination of the after-effects of murder.

Written by a New York Times reporter, a humorous, perceptive examination of the seemingly innocuous and actually significant mundane encounters that lead to racial misunderstandings.

The bond between two brothers becomes irretrievably twisted in "Lovers of Hate," an unusually perceptive examination of fraternal rivalry and failed ambition.

He added, This is a dark and perceptive examination of self-indulgence and hypocrisy.

Ronald Neame's peerless battle of wits is a bitingly perceptive examination of the British class system as manifested in military life, exposing the dire consequences when two men of opposing wills, backgrounds and character collide in competition for the loyalty of the soldiers they lead.

Even tough we provide perceptive examinations of access and delivery of preventive care, our findings must be interpreted within the context of the study's limitations.

This may warrant the need for more perceptive scrutiny of C. difficile and the like in patients with UC.

Perceptive and elegantly written, Scenes of Sympathy is the first detailed examination of the place of sympathy in Victorian fiction and ideology.

An examination of my coat.

As Mr. Bradley makes clear in a perceptive piece of historical re-examination, the incident that gave them heroic stature was insignificant, an accident, a meaningless conjunction of time and place.

The outcome of the present analysis would be useful for perceptive and precision of diminutive time forecasting of the ionosphere.