Sentence examples for a revealing study from inspiring English sources

Mentions a revealing study by advertising agency DDB Chicago, in a 2002 Super Bowl commercial for Budweiser beer.

It is also a revealing study of what it's like to be a young American abroad.

It is also a revealing study of what Kaplan frequently calls the "new Silk Roads" now winding through formerly closed lands.

Ms. Napoleoni offers a revealing study of the way economic maneuvers changed the dynamics of Palestinian politics, enabling Yasir Arafat's followers to wriggle free of the control of Arab bankrollers by establishing a degree of financial independence.

To determine just where we all go wrong, Janet B. Anderson, a registered dietitian affiliated with Utah State University in Logan, and her journal co-authors conducted a revealing study showing how ordinary people like you and me handle and prepare foods at home.

Few discussions of Plyler are more keenly sensitive to its ambiguities than Ana Raquel Minian's "Undocumented Lives: The Untold Story of Mexican Migration" (Harvard), a revealing study that, because "undocumented lives" are nearly impossible to trace in the archives, relies on hundreds of oral histories.

A more revealing study would be a comparison to all academic journals in the United States, a sample that is beyond the scope of the current study.

A particularly revealing study showed that when a Native American tribe's income suddenly rose as a result of a nearby casino, all "acting out" children's problems (including ADHD) declined.

In a very revealing study, Bernards and co-workers used siRNA approaches to search for genes whose inactivation would confer resistance to nutlin (Brummelkamp et al, 2006).

WHERE DOES YOUR HIDDEN SMILE LIE? Filming Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet at work in the editing room on their 1996 "Sicilia!," Pedro Costa offers an amazingly revealing study of the moviemaking process, an artistic manifesto on the wing, and a touching glimpse of an exceptional love story.

For so long, of course, Mr. Kerry did not, and to see him on the stump these days is to conduct an unscientific but revealing study in candidate development and crowd psychology.