The actual facts, however, on closer examination tend to be much more ambivalent and banal.
On closer examination it may amount to not much more than a currency move.
What the gun owner claims as self-defense often looks, on closer examination, more like trigger-happy recklessness.
But on closer examination it becomes clear that this affects businesses as well as individuals.
Unfortunately, reality is a bit more complicated, and on closer examination, the details void the whole theory.
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The budget deficit may look impressively small, but on closer examination there are lots of other worries.
They are far duller folk than their caricatures and the offences they are accused of crumble on closer examination.
Two recent research reports reach very different conclusions - but on closer examination both may be telling the same story.
On closer examination, however, China's chip boom is a response not so much to political will as to market forces.
The ad uses only blue and white lines, which, on closer examination, are the words from the package inserts of Celebrex and other drugs.
But, on closer examination, the privatisation programme seems a missed opportunity.
The very apparent connection is that the inlaid screen of the WiiU controller allows for similar functionality, but on closer examination, is this really a competitor?
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However, on closer examination, the new cells proliferating in the petri dish contained the florescent marker from the brain cells and the DNA from the embryonic stem cells.
But on closer examination this was a remarkable performance.
While these groups present themselves as health professionals motivated solely by concern for public safety, on closer examination it turns out that they give a badly slanted version of the available evidence.
It wasn't so long ago that we were supposed to develop our workplace "EQ"--that's Emotional Intelligence--and before that, to remember our Myers-Briggs personality type. (Now was it "ExtrovertedIntuitive FeelingPerceiver" or "Introverted Sensing Thinking Judger"?) Corporate America, it seems, has an unappeasable hunger for the newest, hottest management concepts--all of which, on closer examination, appear eerily similar.
Although at first glance this flamboyant vase presents a seeming welter of surface ornament, on closer examination we see how Lycett, working within the principles of visual harmony and balance central to Aestheticism, deftly controls this abundance, deploying his ornamental motifs in a dramatic series of bands that alternate complementary textures and hues within a narrow but vivid color palette.
Spitzer told CNN that executive bonuses may grab headlines, but the insurance company's payouts on complicated financial instruments deserve closer examination.
If a college professes to foist on its professors a three or even a four course teaching load, a closer examination will show far less because of reductions given for almost any reason.
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But closer examination of the international environment also reveals that leadership vacuums are beginning to emerge on a wide range of critical issues looming on the horizon.
Upon closer examination, she found that the insurance was for directors and officers, and not insurance on the CD.
Based on the sheer number of research requests, there are going to be plenty of scholars lined up to have a closer examination of this important cultural and technological archive.
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After closer examination, I believe the merits of algorithmic publishing will shine best when the technology is not focused on replacing human creation, but on accelerating it, through the ability to bring together and correlate the best of what our human minds have already wrought.
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