Sentence examples for their examining from inspiring English sources

An important question concerns whether the stringency of examiners is a relatively stable feature of their examining behaviour, or whether it varies with time.

A final opportunity to assess feedback skills, should this seem necessary, occurs within the oral examinations, students may be offered feedback on their performance from the examiners and some are asked to give oral feedback to the examiners on their examining skills.

SOME doctors who have yet to watch high-definition television in their living rooms may one day do so in their examining rooms -- particularly if their job is to peer into patients' insides using endoscopes.

A long article on Sholom Aleichem as "the Jewish Dickens" quickly veers from literature to the essential virtues of the Jews, including their "examining and comparing intellect" — a quality that, by early 1944, Greenberg was insisting on as "a Jewish bias toward the abstract".

They were given thorough training in their examining duties beforehand.

You look through pictures seriously, examining their features, their style, their poses, and their friends.

Some of these patients consented to have their brains examined after their death.

She hated liberals for their cowardice and their failure to examine their own duplicities.

It discourages people from taking full responsibility for their actions and from examining their underlying beliefs.

Before satisfying debate can occur, both parties must understand their opponent by critically examining their ideas.

Patients want their heads examined to regain their wealth.