Sentence examples for the first perusal from inspiring English sources

She has also mined a subtler subtext in her habit of picking male stars with a slightly misogynistic buzz to them, like Mel Gibson, Nicholson and Baldwin, and then having these stars "relearn" how to read women during the course of the film, realizing they may have been mistaken on the first perusal.

On first perusal the High Museum exhibition seems destined to confirm art-world assumptions about Dalí.

At first perusal, a drama about a tormented-but-brilliant cop whose ethics code doesn't require cleaning up as much as fumigation would seem like an old, familiar destination.

It is a decision that makes his book even more simplistic than it appears at first perusal.

This question arises because the conceptual categories within which Chinese authors thought and wrote differ sufficiently from the contemporary English reader's that the former will be very difficult to understand without being placed in a larger cultural and philosophical overall conceptual framework, at least at first perusal.

While many of McD's latest products seemed healthier upon first perusal, as we later learned, they were anything but.

Indeed a perusal of the first two seasons turns up a wider variety of women in science than you might have thought, including Leslie Winkle, another Caltech physicist who seduces Leonard into a one-night stand and corrects an error on Sheldon's whiteboard in the process.

From the obvious care expended on them we were prepared to welcome them as a contribution of the first importance to Mexican archæology, but on perusal they do not quite justify our expectations.

We first perused the title and abstract of each of these citations, and potentially eligible articles were then retrieved for perusal in full text.

After a long perusal the third umpire, Rod Tucker, confirmed that it had.

Even a casual perusal of the facts would have pointed to Jamestown, Virginia, as the first English colony, as well as to earlier Spanish settlements.