Sentence examples for a close student of from inspiring English sources

Before national service and Chelsea School of Art, he was a close student of cartoons, London pub signs, Edward Hopper and the posters of Toulouse-Lautrec.

Regrets A close student of museums, Getty could be dismissive of major institutions.

It is true, though, that she was not a close student of photographic history.

Romer was well suited for the job; an economic historian, she was a close student of Washington policymaking during downturns.

In college, Ms. Maxwell said, she was a close student of the PBS broadcast with Ms. Harris's Julie.

He's a humanist — a close student of street idiom and indie film — but he has a data wonk's appreciation for comparative statistics and a wariness of received wisdom.

Creating a network of contacts in a close student community can be much simpler than starting from scratch.

"The actual form of our present government is simply a scheme of congressional supremacy," one close student of politics, Woodrow Wilson, wrote in his book "Congressional Government," published in 1885, when Wilson was not yet 30, and when a succession of weak presidents — Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, Chester A. Arthur — seemed unable to master the uses of power.

If there is, then there is".. Until recently the issue of Coulson's security status has been something of a minority sport, even among close students of the three-year hacking saga.

Yet for close students of Mr. Trump's career and campaign, it all has a familiar ring.

Of course, close students of Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Steinbrenner realized long ago that they had different management styles.