Sentence examples for creates a study from inspiring English sources

Ms. O'Hara, whose lovely soprano is never merely lovely here, creates a study in ambivalence that is both subtly layered and popping with energy.

In what many critics have deemed a tour de force performance, Hardy creates a study in contrasts, with Reggie boasting polish and charm while Ronnie is a paranoid schizophrenic prone to unpredictable flashes of violence.

And then David Wildstein went about creating a "study," as well as some traffic problems in Fort Lee.

But form a band, find other coders who are like you and code together and create a study group.

Adams said he was satisfied with the decision, even though the board fell short of creating a study group to examine the topic, as he had requested.

"I find it amazing that we wouldn't accept this amendment," Representative Diana DeGette, Democrat of Colorado, said of the proposal to create a study commission.

Ms. Martinez from the reform coalition, said the business group had simply found a way to create a study without including all the costs.

There is nothing personalized about the experience — you can't leave notes, can't share material, can't create a study plan.

The Museum has a three-fold purpose: to display a permanent collection, to show temporary exhibits, and to create a study center and library pertaining to American folk arts.

Commissioned by the French government's Mission Photographique for the Bord de Mer project, he created a study principally of Norman seascapes exploring the point where land and sea merge, almost without a border, in a bleak diffusion he called apocalyptic.

"We're here to create a study guide for our students," said Roselle Mironer, a teacher whose employer -- the Birch Wathen Lenox School in Manhattan -- paid for her attendance, as well as that of three other teachers.