Sentence examples for feat of research from inspiring English sources

Chronicling the life of a single subject is an exhausting feat of research, tact and elision.

By a prodigious feat of research, Emma Rothschild unearthed a treasure-trove of documentary evidence about them.

Mr. Burns's much-praised epic history of the city, "New York: A Documentary Film," features interviews with Mr. Carr, who is a historian by trade and who clearly managed a stunning feat of research on turn-of-the-century New York to render the novel's intensely detailed atmospherics.

In this relatively brief span of time — long enough to produce a first-rate campaign biography of Herman Cain, say — Daugherty has managed a prodigious feat of research, in the thick of which he still was (according to endnotes) as late as Aug. 29 of last year.

Plausible theories abounded in last week's comments thread, as well as some Olympian feats of research.

He reminds you of his small moments of linguistic glory ("When I first coined the term 'nuke porn' "), and praises his own feats of research.

"Goodbye, Babylon," as the collection was eventually called, was a feat of both research and design.

The show is a "big deal", says Roberta Smith in the New York Times, and "a feat of curatorial intelligence, research and diplomacy".

In the end, though, the biography stands up as a scoop and a sizeable feat of first-hand research rather than a piece of writerly appraisal.

A feat of curatorial intelligence, research and diplomacy, with loans from all over, the show has been organized by Maryan W. Ainsworth, a curator in the Met's department of European paintings.

In a delicate feat of genetic engineering, a research team led by Darren J. Baker and Jan M. van Deursen at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., has generated a strain of mouse in which all the senescent cells can be purged by giving the mice a drug that forces the cells to self-destruct.