Sentence examples for sustained examination from inspiring English sources

Not only, however, does this concept have no truly standard designation: more significantly, it is rarely subject to any sustained examination or analysis.

Most conspicuously missing is any sustained examination of Soviet motives for the rape of Eastern Europe.

More than that, though, it is a sustained examination of the way we live now, a desperate and funny despatch from the front line of binge culture.

"Most conspicuously missing," Frankel writes, "is any sustained examination of Soviet motives for the rape of Eastern Europe".

He suggests that Applebaum's theme demanded a different book: "Most conspicuously missing is any sustained examination of Soviet motives for the rape of Eastern Europe".

A sustained examination of the political and social activities of working people in neighborhoods like Bensonhurst and South Brooklyn, Harlem, the Lower East Side and elsewhere would have revealed men and women whose own, often militant, commitments frequently diverged from the leaders and causes Freeman so romanticizes.

The McCain campaign has done its bizarre best to shield Ms. Palin from any sustained media examination of her readiness for the highest offices in the land, and no wonder.

Jule Böwe's Kristin sustains minute examination of her every pore and illuminatingly suggests a woman whose eavesdropping anxiety conceals a working-class strength and, as she presses flowers between the pages of her Bible, inner devoutness.

Now, Wright has urged that Hume's Principle might be regarded as analytic, and perhaps this claim could be sustained by an examination of the language faculty along the lines of §4.4.

Sadly, as savage as their affronts to civilization are, none of these horrific events set precedents in history, nor generate an art of sustained protest and examination of conscience, comparable to the year 1945.

All patients included in the current study were able to sustain both examinations.