Sentence examples for very analysis from inspiring English sources

If we take our cues from the psychologically perceived "feeling of a requirement" (Forderungsgefühl) and from the evidence of the judged content as the "immanent indicator of the transcendent" (Rickert 1909, 189), we have no sufficient reason to posit a transcendent object of knowledge unless we somehow already presupposed it in the very analysis of this feeling and its psychological connotations.

In another recent appeal against a boy being taken into care, the president of the family division of the high court, Sir James Munby, said "there was very little analysis, let alone any very rigorous analysis, of the factual underpinning of the local authority's case".

3) "…this very intriguing analysis should go in the Discussion or a deeper analysis is required for the reader".

That's a very shallow analysis.

Anybody that counts them out makes a very simplistic analysis".

Dr. Eisenberg said there had been "very little analysis" of states' experience with mandatory reporting.

"The court did a very thorough analysis of all the issues," he said.

And he's written some very brave analysis of immigration to Britain.

A very useful analysis from the research and lobbying organization Citizens for Tax Justice tells the story.

Afterwards, he raves about those different memories of the same event – and Ophelia sharply interrupts this very male analysis.

"The only federal appeals court to have considered this surveillance concluded, after very careful analysis, that it's unlawful.