Sentence examples for a dramatic study of 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.

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.

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.

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.

His series of paintings and drawings of his mother, begun in 1970 and continuing until the day after her death in 1989, are particularly frank and dramatic studies of intimate life passages.

Richard Watts of the Post called it "absorbingly sardonic" and "surely one of the most savage dramatic studies of greed since Ben Jonson's Volpone".

The improvement in foraging efficiency can be dramatic; a study of spotted antbirds found that they made attempts at prey every 111.8 seconds away from ants, but at swarms they made attempts every 32.3 seconds.

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.

The study provides a "dramatic and important" case study of the evolution of a "rough-and-ready pantomime" into a classically defined language, says linguist Lila Gleitman of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

This system has had a dramatic effect on studies of eukaryotic processes, such as signal transduction and studies of the cytoskeleton.