Sentence examples for celebrated studies from inspiring English sources

Then he began his celebrated studies on magnetism.

The new writing comes in the form of Bette and Joan, about the relationship between Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, and Londoners, drawing on Henry Mayhew's celebrated studies of the capital's poor.

Clementi's chief claims to fame are his long series of piano sonatas, many of which have been revived, and his celebrated studies for piano, the Gradus ad Parnassum (1817; "Steps Toward Parnassus").

The book was essentially a transcript of his AW Mellon lectures of 1997, the famous series of talks that also produced such celebrated studies of art history as EH Gombrich's Art and Illusion and Kenneth Clark's The Nude: A Study in Ideal Form.

Thomas Eakins's celebrated studies include a photograph of bare-fisted youths fighting in a wood that is said by Ms Boddy to evoke both pastoral classicism and Manet's "Déjeuner sur l'herbe .In this section Aristocracy at work Imperial instincts Pointed guns Hot love in the cold war Stephen Carter's "Palace Council AA cultural history ReprintsA few boxers fraternised with the intelligentsia.

One of the most celebrated studies in public health is known as the Whitehall study, which investigated the social determinants of health.

Self-publishing, she says, is "a labour of love – with the accent on labour!" Enter Bruno Ceschel, who started the Self Publish, Be Happy website in 2010, with the aim of "celebrating, studying and promoting self-published photobooks through events, publications and online exposure".

For much of this period he was in Urbino where, he wrote, "one laughs, jests, plays, mocks, celebrates, studies and even composes at times".

In the pages of Reader's Digest, Paul DeKruif, a Grand Rapids native and author of the best seller Microbe Hunters, celebrated their study as one of the "greatest field tests in microbe-hunting history" (16 ).

It celebrated a studied indifference to the majority will and an abiding distaste for the kind of political wisdom currently provided by pollsters.

In every history book, every month, every day, Eurocentric history is celebrated and studied as part of American history.