Sentence examples for a memorable study of from inspiring English sources

He has a smooth and wristy knack for a twist, but if you subtracted the majestic turnaround from the end of "The Sixth Sense" you would still have a memorable study of the morbid.

There are two sides to modernism: the profuse and the abstemious; the quest for the infinite and for the infinitesimal, or (as Paul Ignotus wrote in a memorable study of Maupassant) the deployment of the camera as a telescope or as a microscope.

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Finally, Kidnapped stands out as an inspired and memorable study of the duality in the Scots character.

Though he earned enormous respect as a photojournalist, making memorable studies of British life and class contrasts among other achievements, Brandt (1904-1983) liked to say that his photographs of nudes were the works by which he wanted to be remembered.

Theater projects -- the Film Guild Cinema on Eighth Street (1929), the unbuilt Universal Theater project (1960) -- elicited memorable studies of interiority.

After a long span as a photojournalist, from the early 1930's to the end of World War II, during which he made memorable studies of English life and class contrasts, Bill Brandt (1904-1983) found himself turning toward a more poetic, fanciful expression.

The first part of this problem, the fact that the state takes the big risks, is exemplified by a memorable case study of Apple.

Describe a memorable story of a client.

It's a great application of web technology to an interesting problem, and will probably prove to be a memorable case study in an increasingly common phenomenon: the necessity of branding an emergent movement or pattern on the internet.

For seven years, beginning in 1951, he was co-producer, with Edward R. Murrow, of "See It Now," a C.B.S. series that was probably most memorable for a study of Senator Joseph McCarthy (1954) and for an interview with Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer (1955).