The Reredos is a noble example of modern work, and is worthy of close examination.
A close examination of the grotesques should not be omitted.
The misereres are wonderfully carved, and are worthy of close examination.
The miserere seats here are worth a close examination, being carved with very quaint emblematical imagery; as, for example, the panel which figures at the end of the present chapter.
The monuments in the Abbey Church will reward a close examination.
A close examination of the finger-marks showed a white circle, centered with a ragged dot of blood near the knuckle; this had undoubtedly been caused by a wart on the hand of the assassin.
Then the detective made a close examination, and made still another discovery--a name in one corner of the rumpled handkerchief.
Harry Bernard laid the garment down on the bed, and Darrel began a close examinationof the same.
Something like a misty cloud had been settled on the water, rather less than a league from the ship, in the western board, and had hitherto prevented a close examination in that part of the horizon.
After the first astonishment was over, Mark made a close examination of the place.
A close examination of numerous striped or spotted species, as tigers, leopards, jaguars, zebras, etc.
Sclater for description, the oriole and the honey-sucker were, previous to close examination, considered to be the same species.
On this, the violin being handed to its owner, a close examination is made all over the outside, and through the sound-holes.
A close examination of the surface is now made, if found quite satisfactory, it may receive its final polishing by the application of some very fine glass paper wrapped round a piece of cork, with a little clear oil dabbed on it.
But his extreme anxiety to save the credit of his author has betrayed him, it seems to us, into an apology which will not bear a close examination.
This argument is plausible; but it will not bear a close examination.
Though plausible arguments and objections have been urged against this doctrine, we are perfectly satisfied they will not bear the test of a close examination.
They often cause bleeding from the mouth and nostrils, and may be seen by close examination.
Any actual enlargement will at once arrest the hand; any rising or irregularity will create suspicion and lead to close examination.
If a close examination is made the foreign body can be felt from the outside.
Viewed externally, the compartments in appearance are only four; but on close examination, the lateral compartments are seen to be divided by a very fine fissure into two nearly equal compartments.
The cage was ascending so leisurely that Gurdon was in a position to make a close examination of the figure before the whole structure had risen to the next floor.
A close examination of the whole house disclosed the fact that it was absolutely empty.
His idea now was to walk up to the next floor, and make a close examinationof the rooms there.
A close examination of the machinery of politics and its achievements will bear out the logic of Thoreau.
On rare occasions one does hear of a miraculous case of a married couple falling in love after marriage, but on close examination it will be found that it is a mere adjustment to the inevitable.
A close examination of the circumstances bearing upon this question will further clarify my position.
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