Sentence examples for serious examination of from inspiring English sources

The heart of the book is Pratchett's serious examination of the roots and utility of religion.

It's also a surprisingly serious examination of the nature of faith.

It has also justified more serious examination of subjects like orgasms and kinky sex.

"Salt" is a studio cloak-and-dagger thriller, "Countdown" a serious examination of rogue nukes.

Whatever you think of his conclusions, Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry was a painstaking and serious examination of the press.

He added that he believed any serious examination of the mounting evidence would inevitably lead to a ban.

For all its jokes and games, the album is a profoundly serious examination of life in all its untidiness.

(Similarly, the mania over Benghazi should not preclude a serious examination of Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State).

It's not quite a pulp thriller, and it's not quite a serious examination of the men and their era.

(Serious examinations of his record show him to be a cautious centrist; in response, Bill O'Reilly and others have made claims about his decisions that are demonstrably false).

BERLIN — "The Quiz of the Germans," a lighthearted entry amid a crush of serious examinations of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, pitted three West German celebrities seated behind the sloping hood of an old Volkswagen Beetle against counterparts from the East perched above the front of a clunky Trabant.