Sentence examples for perusal from inspiring English sources
perusal
The act of perusing; studying something carefully.
"perusal" is a correct and usable word in written English. You can use it when you are referring to the action of carefully reading or examining something. For example, "I spent the morning studying the contract in perusal of any potential loopholes.".
The government is keen, at least in theory, to make available much of the data that it holds, for the perusal and analysis of "armchair auditors" and enthusiastic nerds (see article).Britain's small but vocal freedom-of-information lobby has given the plans a cautious welcome.
But the conditions laid down by Qatar Airways go beyond more familiar rules.A perusal of online forums used by cabin crew suggests that Qatar has a reputation for severity among industry professionals.
An obvious example is bioprospecting, the perusal of nature's genetic library for new food, medicine and pesticide ingredients.This alone should justify conserving forests, given how many useful discoveries they yield.
A perusal of the sample profiled candidates reveals a few Americans.
A panicky perusal of the boarding passes printed off so carefully the night before revealed that our flight actually left from London Luton, a good hour's drive away.
A cursory perusal of the records will show that the cities in America with the most stringent gun-control laws, New York and Washington, have much more gun violence than does Arizona.
Ambrose of Milan, a Latin writer who was well known in Ireland, impressed Augustine of Hippo with his quiet perusal of a text.
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