Sentence examples for a close study of from inspiring English sources

"Birdsong," like Adichie's other novels and short stories, is a close study of Africans in transition.

Stephen Colbert has obviously made a close study of O'Reilly's mannerisms and opinions, just as Colbert's producers have made a close study of the overblown red-white-and-blue swirled graphics that open "The O'Reilly Factor".

Still, I found it funny and touching, a close study of the fussy relationships between family members.

Her portraits of black figures, which can suggest a close study of Manet, are often seen as political.

I do, though, have to confess that I have not made a close study of Jackie Derrida.

A close study of the boards eventually determined that the psychiatrists responsible for making the decisions had widely divergent criteria.

This production (designed by Richard Kent) has obviously made a close study of medieval iconography.

"The Ballad of Josh Barton" suggests a close study of some early acoustic Neil Young.

A close study of myth has developed in the West, especially since the 18th century.

It was presumably based, like everything else in this media-struck presidency, on a close study of the opinion polls.

He said the city needed a close study of commercial waste to see how it should change its laws.