Sentence examples for pieces of analysis from inspiring English sources

It was, as Kevin Pietersen, and his ghost, write in one of the more acute pieces of analysis in KP: The Autobiography, "a moment in time" that cricket "will never have back again".

Under his old-school approach — he decides what he writes about, in well-informed, judicious pieces of analysis and explanation — scotusblog emphasizes carefully gathered information over quickly manufactured opinion and emphasizes the court rather than self-promotion.

When Blair first gave evidence to the Chilcot inquiry the Guardian was moved to run 10 – or was it 11? – signed pieces of analysis, all of which condemned him.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 8.40pm AEST11:40 Pieces of analysis are starting to land on the digital sites post spill.

Isn't it an advantage that the F.B.I. doesn't think like the C.I.A.? It was the F.B.I., after all, that produced two of the most prescient pieces of analysis — the request by the Minneapolis office for a warrant to secretly search Zacarias Moussaoui's belongings, and the now famous Phoenix memo.

But future changes are, by definition, impossible to fit into the model; it is a bit like the man who fell off a skyscaper, remarking as he passed the 23rd floor "All right so far".Barclays should certainly be commended for giving the exercise a try; its equity-gilt study is one the more thougthful pieces of analysis that appears each year.

A: That was not a serious piece of analysis.

"That's a great piece of analysis from Don's perspective," Manfred said.

That's why this is such a great piece of analysis.

By far the most interesting piece of analysis is in the Telegraph by Dan Hodges.

His best piece of analysis illuminates Whitman's deceptively complex use of "you" as a means of addressing aspects of the self and soul, rather than the reader.