whittle的示例

• Practising architecture is asking oneself questions, finding one's own answers with the help of the teacher, whittling down, finding solutions.

• The philosophy is easy-first parsing - we make the easy calls first, whittling away at the harder decisions in the process.

• Such faith, moreover, would whittle away at the onslaughts of sin and cultivate a ' vivifying ' righteousness that spoke volumes to the enquiring soul.

• From a distance, all of these efforts appear as whittling away at the bark of, say, an old growth trunk.

• Most of these excess e's were whittled away in the course of the 17th century.

• Whittle was able to go further, proving, in a slightly simpler case, a separation theorem that implies our certainty equivalence theorem in that case.

• Given that the criteria for inclusion has been whittled away by these very serious limitations, it is exceedingly difficult to identify any audience for whom this bibliography can realistically cater.

• Drugstore's expansive experimentalism fostered obscurity in a conflation of diverse marginal styles, while jazu-kissa whittled their singular collections down to perfectly contained and delineated generic repertoires.

• By the time the 50p is received it will have been whittled away by the grabbing hand of galloping inflation.

• Prices are soaring, racialism is raising its ugly head more boldly, education is being cut, and other social services whittled away.

• Are we adequately provided with playgrounds, and if we are not, how can we justify this whittling down?

• They are in no wise whittled down or tampered with; but an anomaly is removed.

• In the whittled down form it is true that this anachronism has an advantage to the accused which tips the scales in his favour.

• The assessors whittled this down by certain disallowances to £13,600.

• For most people, better industrial relations is more about improved co-operation, partnership and consultation than about court injunctions and whittling away some remaining employee rights.