Sentence examples for personally study from inspiring English sources

The judge said he would like to personally study the record of evidence to see if there was an indication of intent on the part of bank executives to mislead shareholders, rather than simple negligence, as the commission has said.

For many students there is no need to personally study anything as reports on any topic can be acquired and regurgitated with ease.

If you are taking extra curricular or even making your own, also schedule in time for them (I personally study a little bit of Chinese Tuesday night).

I haven't personally studied autism, but am familiar with the scientific literature; in "Guitar Zero: The New Musician and the Science of Learning" I discuss one exceptionally talented child, likely autistic, that was a pupil of a friend of mine, able to learn very complicated songs (like Steve Vai's "For the Love of God") in a few minutes, when ordinary musicians might take months.

Bianca has personally studied consciousness and self-awareness for over twenty years, drawing on modern and age old teachings in her own practise, determined to find a single common thread of authentic truth which is relevant to modern living.

Mervin Richard, chief of conservation at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, which has long permitted flash photography, said he had personally examined studies of the effects of light exposure on art and concluded there was little risk.

This effect of his exile is as intense as the excitement, despair, reflection or disconnect in Ms. Akerman's previous, personally felt studies of travelers abroad, from "Les Rendez-Vous d'Anna" and "News From Home" to "D'Est" and "Là-bas".

Egyptology was something that I, personally was studying.

As someone who practices religion personally and studies religion academically, this story tears me up inside.

Prepare yourself personally for studying philosophy of religion.

Field team members informed households personally of their study group assignments.