Sentence examples for fine studies from inspiring English sources

A prolific artist who lived to be more than 80, Sesson also left behind some fine studies of flowers and birds (e.g., Landscape with Hawks).

Evans made fine studies of wooden churches, of cemeteries, of the interiors of poor sharecroppers' houses, where his attention to detail dignified the scrubbed cleanliness and revealed the economy with which they stored their few kitchen utensils or pinned a couple of faded family snapshots to the wall.

While eating with other people is fine, studies have shown that people who were distracted while eating felt less full afterwards than people who could focus on their food.

Mark Bostridge has produced a fine study of a complex and remarkable woman.

Many readers will remember Colin MacInnes's fine study of West Indians in London, "City of Spades".

But it is also a fine study of what it is to let people down.

Directed by Pawel Pawlikowski, whose 2000 "Last Resort" was a fine study in social realism.

When talk of retirement came up, Joan said that an empty bedroom upstairs would make a fine study.

Alan Cox's Rossetti is a fine study of a chivalric dandy raging against critics and an imagined, prying public.

One of America's most troubling historical figures is the subject of Horwitz's fine study.

Naturally, he refers to Stephen King, but overlooks the novelist's fine study of the subject, Danse Macabre.