Sentence examples for a lovely study from inspiring English sources

Parliament doors divide the sitting room from a lovely study.

Anthony O'Donnell's Uncle Sam, is a lovely study of neutered ineffectualness.

I've got a lovely study full of books, great desk, but I just can't.

"A Young Maidservant" (circa 1660), done during Sweerts's later northern period, is a lovely study of a shy, unworldly country girl who has everything to learn.

By contrast the German dance (to an andante melody of immense sweetness), for Ms. Sylve and three men, is a lovely study in changing quartet harmonies.

A lovely study of a dark gray wind-whipped cloud under white-streaked blue sky is a fine piece of meteorological observation and, in its painterly vivaciousness, looks forward to Abstract Expressionism.

"This is an exciting, lovely study," says Robert Raguso, a chemical ecologist at Cornell University, who works on mosses but was not involved in the research.

"It is a really cool, lovely study that pulls together a lot of good work on how brain cells recognize boundaries," says Karl Herrup, a neurogeneticist at Case Western Reserve Medical School in Cleveland.

A Leibovitz shot of a famous man or woman languishing on a settee or shaving in front of a bathroom mirror owes more to a Thomas Gainsborough portrait of a smirking earl seated in his lovely study, one foot resting on his knee, than it does to any recognizable photographic reference.

My first impression: This deceptively slim book is a lovely case study of clear, succinct writing.

Her body has the delicate slenderness of a boy's, and the photograph subtly evokes Edward Weston's lovely study of his son Neil's nude torso it is similarly cropped at the neck and the pubes.