Sentence examples for a penetrating study from inspiring English sources

The play is a penetrating study of sexual jealousy, although Crommelynck called it a farce.

The 1950 book on Claudio Monteverdi by Leo Schrade, a penetrating study of a pivotal composer, is flawed only by its hyped-up title, "Monteverdi: Creator of Modern Music".

In 1766 Johann Heinrich Lambert of the Berlin Academy composed Die Theorie der Parallellinien ("The Theory of Parallel Lines"; published 1786), a penetrating study of the fifth postulate in Euclidean geometry.

Besides "Steppe," Chekhov also wrote several profoundly tragic studies at that time, the most notable of which was "A Dreary Story" (1889), a penetrating study into the mind of an elderly and dying professor of medicine.

Kinsman and Foreman (1966) incorporates Aluko's professional experiences into a penetrating study of an idealistic young engineer's battle against the corrupt practices of his highly respected public works foreman, who is also his uncle.

Desire of the Everlasting Hills: The World Before and After Jesus, by Thomas Cahill (Nan A. Talese/Anchor, $14), is a penetrating study of "the phenomenon of Jesus, as experienced by those who knew him best and by the first generations of his followers," according to its author.

On its 1952 reissue, the book was described by music publisher Hubert J. Foss as "a work of art, a charming and penetrating study of a musical poet's mind".

I don't flatter". Sandy Nairne, director of the National Portrait Gallery, where the awards were presented last night, said: "Dean Marsh's winning portrait is a direct and penetrating study, painted with great skill and finesse.

"And what do you have for us today, Marcy?" "A penetrating psychological study of a young med student who receives disturbing news from a former lover".

His second novel, Sobre héroes y tumbas (1961; On Heroes and Tombs), is a penetrating psychological study of man, interwoven with philosophical ideas and observations previously treated in his essays.

A penetrating psychological study of the personalities and emotional conflicts within a working-class black family in Chicago, A Raisin in the Sun was directed by actor Lloyd Richards, the first African American to direct a play on Broadway since 1907.