Sentence examples for stop analysing from inspiring English sources

Like Williamson's Dawson's Creek, it is about a group of people who won't stop analysing themselves.

Human beings make mistakes and we should back off and stop analysing them endlessly on TV.

Already typically Toulminian, it argued that moral philosophers should stop analysing isolated ethical terms and examine how ethical judgment works in particular contexts.

Pick up a slice of Wild! (it comes with a heat warning: I opted to lose the ghost chilli, because I'm a wimp), fold it as the pizza gods intended, stop analysing each component, and in its mix of chipotle chilli, wild boar and pepperoni, it delivers a long smooth arc of smoky, cured, piggy flavours, borne aloft on a warm chilli heat.

The results showed that the visual processing part of the brain stopped analysing the warnings after seeing them more than once.

When he's handed a cup of tea, he can't stop himself analysing the experience as if it was some strange vintage: "I could smell, almost taste, the tannin, the unpleasing chalky notes of lactose from the milk she had splashed into it, the sickly undertones of sugar beet from the tablespoons of white sugar she had shovelled into the cup".

Sometimes they must stop and analyse samples.

People in trouble want prayer, and don't stop to analyse why.

But I just started feeling like I should stop self-analysing so much.

It was a while before he realised it, he says; he didn't really stop to analyse the record until Gardener had quit the band.

Last year, Unctad fought off an attempt by rich countries to restrict its mandate and stop it from analysing global finance.