Sentence examples similar to the opening examination from inspiring English sources
Mori earned an Oscar nomination for his eye-opening examination of the environmental damage caused by a nuclear bomb factory in South Carolina; he won an Emmy for his reporting on the Kent State massacre.
The subject was wearing a front-opening examination gown and seated in a comfortable position.
Vaughn narrates what is actually an eye-opening examination of how these Belfast street artworks appear, what they depict, and how they're being neutralised, with artists from both sides of the divide brought together to talk and paint.
In fact, lawyers on both sides of the case agreed today that a victory for the plaintiff in this case would amount to the opening chapter in an examination of the constitutionality of gun control rather than anything close to the final word.
In fact, lawyers on both sides of the case agreed Tuesday that a victory for the plaintiff in this case would amount to the opening chapter in an examination of the constitutionality of gun control rather than anything close to the final word.
It begins with an examination of the opening lines of Aristophanes' Ekklesiazousai, and then assesses women's lamp use in the home, where the objects helped women perform tasks ranging from early-morning baking to genital depilation.
Upon the opening of the first public examination Joan complained that those present were all partisans against her and asked for "ecclesiastics of the French side" to be invited in order to provide balance.
I'll rewrite the opening statement or that cross-examination question, or find the perfect comeback to an insult.
Experts believe that the film reel, which has been sent away for examination, will show the opening of the tower.
A much more engaging scene follows, where we see the Dolores back in the examination room from the opening shot.
