Sentence examples for room parsing from inspiring English sources

Not much had changed over the years: the first time I met Earnhardt, seven years ago, he was trailed by a posse of handlers, who sat in chairs, on the bed and cross-legged on the floor of my hotel room, parsing my every question before allowing him to speak.

WASHINGTON — For the better part of a decade, Jay Carney sat slumped in his tiny chair in the White House briefing room, parsing, challenging and at times pillorying the words of an array of press secretaries.

These comments leave plenty of room for parsing.

Hunkered down in conference rooms, insurance actuaries are parsing prescriptions, doctor visits and hospital stays for clues about how expensive these new patients may be.

I spent the first half of the first song checking the room, counting people, scanning faces, parsing body language.

So, for a study presented this month at the annual conference of the American Academy of Pediatrics in Boston, Dr. Lawrence and his colleagues parsed emergency room records of pre-adolescent youngsters treated at Children's Hospital, looking for A.C.L. tears, as well as tears of the meniscus, the small pillows of cartilage that help to cushion the knee bones.

Start parsing.

"This is not parsing words.

Inevitably, there is a lot of parsing.

Nearly every room is an exhibition unto itself -- a kind of art wunderkammer, or cabinet of curiosities -- where you can spend hours parsing the echoes and divergences among the works in terms of color, composition, theme, surface and light.

We're still parsing that statement.