analytically

How To Use analytically In A Sentence

• Most testing instruments rely on the assumption that it is possible to separate analytically different aspects of language competence without reference to the context of use.
• I know about than the preposition vs. than the introducer of elliptical clauses, but this example took me (intuitively, not analytically) aback.
• At a time when the photography of sculpture in general is being problematized and historicized, it behooves the field to think analytically about the implications of various photographic strategies in its publications.
• Neither question is analytically resolvable: the answers turn on value judgments, not analytical findings.
• While separating these activities analytically from other major processes, like emotional support, it does this for justifiable theoretical reasons.
• Pamela Harris, director of Georgetown University's Supreme Court Institute, added, He is an extremely shrewd and analytically precise lawyer. Justice Stevens to retire from Supreme Court
• Perhaps as a society we dislike to gaze analytically on our communal icons of church and family.
• I think of it as reading critically and analytically and also knowing that you are going to be writing [about what is being read]. A critic's life can be a happy one, with the right frame of mind. Robert Birnbaum talks to Pulitzer-prize winner Gail Caldwell about a life well read, 19th-century novels, and the changing of hearts.
• For one, legal training is great for teaching lawyers how to rip apart facts and legal doctrines analytically.
• Political power should be regarded as analytically distinct from economic power.