Sentence examples for a dramatic study from inspiring English sources

The film that emerged was a dramatic study of the life of a doomed talent that also had the composition and intensity of portraiture.

The ballet, without anything amounting to much of a narrative, is a dramatic study whose dances are largely in expressionist mode, moving from one pose of gestural weight to another in staccato, fragmented sequence.

The first semester, starting in fall 1982, covered such cold-war flashpoints as the Cuban missile crisis — a dramatic study in the decision-making style of President John F. Kennedy.

But this is a serious dramatic study of the trial of a criminal case.

Apart from the fact that it was widely acclaimed as a serious dramatic study of the administration of justice — in addition to that, it met instant commerical success.

"It's dramatic," study researcher Lance Price, a genetic epidemiologist at George Washington University in Washington, D.C, said in a statement.

A chemical cousin of aspirin may help treat neurological problems caused by exposure to high levels of manganese metal, according to a dramatic case study in this month's Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

A dramatic new study illustrates the effect by looking at the undergraduate dating behavior of young women on college campuses.

Although natural selection is often viewed as a slow pruning process, a dramatic new field study suggests it can sometimes shape a population as fast as a chain saw can rip through a sapling.

Like "The Invention of Love," Tom Stoppard's dramatic study of A. E. Housman, Wright's play is a kind of "what if" proposition, though on a smaller scale; "Vincent in Brixton" is about one complicated collision between genius and domestic order.

Things that sound less dramatic: study, refinement, rapprochement, careful diversification.