Sentence examples for a study of life from inspiring English sources

Looking at yourself in a mirror isn't exactly a study of life.

He conducted a study of how forced migration affects long-term health, and his last book, Iron in the Soul (2008), was a study of life expectancy.

A colleague of hers, Elinor Ochs, had recruited thirty-two middle-class forilies for a study of life in twenty-first-century Los Angeles.

David Greig has already demonstrated his range this year with the premieres in close succession of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the West End Dahl musical, and The Events, a study of life after a Breivik-style massacre.

One is a study of life in the Soviet Union just before the system collapsed, by the Belarusian campaigning journalist Svetlana Alexievich, which won her last year's Nobel prize for literature.

Compared with New Yorkers just one decade ago, we have 6.8 more years if we are boys and 3.2 more years if we are girls, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene said this week in a study of life expectancy rates.

Even Rampersad's biography, which is as rich a study of a life as one could wish for, was criticized by gay readers for its emphatic I-don't-know-anything-specific-about-his-romantic-life pronouncements.

He assisted in a study of aquatic life in Lake Victoria.

As its title implies, Norma Clarke's book is a study of this life.

With Frederick Murnau, the German director, Flaherty went to Tahiti in 1929 & made the film "Tabu," a study of Polynesian life.

Guards do indeed self-select into their jobs, as Zimbardo's students self-selected into a study of prison life.