Sentence examples for truly examining from inspiring English sources

Instead of truly examining the social and economic forces that lock young people out of the property market, why not focus on our expenditure?

Too many industries, from Silicon Valley to Hollywood, try to solve their diversity problems without truly examining structural barriers that exclude, rather than advance, minority talent, Robinson said.

It's an inevitable part of life, and if you can say you've lived a life without regret, "you're not having enough adventures, or you're rationalizing and not truly examining when things went wrong," Professor Connelly said.

We dance around the fact, we shy away from truly examining it, but we are, as communities and as individuals, in many, many respects, total strangers.

"Alice is the only writer I can think of," says the novelist Audrey Thomas, a close friend, "who really, truly, examines women's sexuality.

In fact, the gift that a properly functioning college or university confers upon its students — and faculty — is the possibility of leading a truly examined life.

"I believe if you want to truly examine something," he said, "if you truly want to activate a rigorous critique, you don't want to show it in a bad light.

Westerveld's perceived weakness in the air was never truly examined and only in a brief period midway through a pedestrian second half did they hint at a recovery.

Let's use GM's current symptoms not to feel (falsely) better about our own organizations, but to (truly) examine the extent to which root causes lurk in our own cultures.

But when we truly examine things... for the most part, the arseholes won this season.

But this election offers an opportunity for us to truly examine what it means to be a great leader.