Sentence examples for casual study from inspiring English sources

On her new album, "How to Walk Away" (Ye Olde), Juliana Hatfield makes a casual study of heartbreak, playing the masochist and the sadist in equal turns.

Mr. Kolker, for one, could pick up that mantle: his tenor solo on "Dolphy," a casual study in extended harmony, proved as much.

His place in the history of the black diaspora is ambiguous, but he referred frequently to his African blood and his "negro" temperament; and even a casual study of his work and letters reveals the extent to which his African background was part of his personal trajectory.

I read an interesting article recently about a girl in San Francisco who did a casual study of all her male friends, and she found that most had at least kissed another guy, and some had even had sex with another man, but still identified as straight.

The Modern talked to dozens of architects, including Rem Koolhaas, Bernard Tschumi, Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, and Steven Holl, as well as Taniguchi, and it commissioned casual studies from ten architects and then more detailed plans from three.

Some casual studies have found that "Hermit crab salt water" does not have any salinity to it, and lacks vital nutrients that are present in ocean salt water that the hermit crabs need.

Those who were employed, had casual work or were studying had a shorter delay than those not in employment (19 vs 39 days, p = 0.02).

As he saw it, these functions were to terrify the German populace, train the Gestapo and the S.S. in casual cruelty, and study how to most efficiently crush the human spirit.

— than of the triumphant decade and a half between his leaving Oxford and entering Reading Gaol, for which we get more character study, casual literary history and speculation than serious biography.

MOST of the casual defenders of study I referenced below rely heavily on indignant assertions that the Lancet is a peer reviewed scientific journal, and who the hell are you to criticise anything written in its pages?Arguments from authority do carry some weight; I find the Lancet more reliable as a source of scientific information than my dry cleaner*.

The vast majority of tweets discussed Adderall in "a joking, sarcastic, or casual manner," the study concluded.