Sentence examples for a perceptive study from inspiring English sources

A perceptive study of the magic of childhood, lit up by the cheeky sparkle of the young Anton Glanzelius.

A perceptive study of changing moods, the novel gives a moving picture of life that is tempered in its romantic shades by a quiet and aesthetic acceptance of death.

General John Vessey Jr., former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the finest soldier I have known, phrased it best in his foreword: "Once An Eagle is both a perceptive study of the profession of arms and a chilling overview of armed conflict….

But, while Scott Thomas does nothing wrong, she occasionally does a bit too much: it's a psychologically perceptive study of a spiritually wounded woman full of passionate intensity that lacks only the element of stillness.

It's a witty, perceptive study of the strained relationship between bookish professor Sara Seret Scottt) and her mercurial painter husband Victor Bill Gunnn).

The result is Corrections, a serious and perceptive study of a life in limbo between incarceration and freedom.

The rest is a perceptive critical study of how Shakespeare puts music of various kinds to use for dramatic effect.

A perceptive, generous study of two teenage girls whose friendship sees them through the political tumult of the post-Soviet civil war, it debuts on Curzon Home Cinema on Tuesday, the same night it opens the female-powered Birds Eye View film festival in London.

Little Children 10pm, Sky Movies Premiere (Todd Field, 2006) Like Field's In the Bedroom, this is another gripping and perceptive study of boiling feelings and latent violence underneath apparently placid suburban lives.

His books include States of Ireland (1972) and On the Eve of the Millennium (1995), as well as perceptive studies of Charles Stewart Parnell, Edmund Burke, and Thomas Jefferson.

The formation control of multiple vehicles using a perceptive frame is studied in this paper.