unpicking Sentences

We need to unpick the project's budget to find exactly where the discrepancies are.

The criticism of his book is an example of someone unpicking every argument he made.

The sheriff relied on persistent law enforcement to unpick the riddle of the missing children.

The politician refused to unpick the tangled web of their campaign promises and promises-kept.

Did you see what she did with that scarf? She unpicked only the right panel and altered the wearer's look completely.

The editor asked the author to unpick the narrative of his story for a more coherent plot.

It took months of unpicking the financial statements to finally identify the accounting irregularities.

We need to unpick any unsafe deliberations and ensure they are replaced with safer ones.

He used a razor to unpick the seams so that the coat could fit perfectly.

The theologian strategically unpicks the contradictions between the texts to create a unified doctrine.

It is important to unpick every aspect of the evidence to avoid jumping to conclusions.

His strategy involves unpicking the opposition's argument layer by layer.

Her job involves unpicking data and presenting a clear and concise summary for the client.

Detectives regularly have to unpick the evidence to find the thread that will lead them to the culprit.

Teachers often have to unpick student misunderstandings to help them learn effectively.

Unpeeling the layers of complexity in the subject is essential for a thorough understanding.

Unpicking the causes of the problem is crucial before implementing any solutions.

The professor taught the class that sometimes, the best way to learn is by unpicking each other's arguments.

He uses his sharp wit to unpick the political rhetoric during debates.