Sentence examples for from a studied from inspiring English sources

Its flavor and character result largely from a studied, often complex assemblage of botanicals.

Its influence stems as much as anything from a studied neutrality in the bitterly contested battleground of tax and spending.

That shot, and Duncan's game generally, seemed to emerge not from some physical joy of play but instead from a studied understanding of geometry and efficiency.

(Andrea Stevens) * 'MARK TWAIN TONIGHT!' In a role he has been playing over half a century, Hal Holbrook delivers a performance that is perhaps most remarkable for the energy it derives from a studied languor.

(Brantley) * 'MARK TWAIN TONIGHT!' In a role he has been playing over half a century, Hal Holbrook delivers a performance that is perhaps most remarkable for the energy it derives from a studied languor.

All of it came with the presence and magnetic appeal that can make the tango blossom from a studied ritual into art.

A concerning finding emerged from a study that I read recently.

Mr. Libeskind's vision emerged from a study of ideas, not a design competition.

Further evidence supporting the theory came last week from a study published by the British Medical Association.

It presents the latest results from a study of more than 90,000 Canadian women.

The new findings are from a study of 1,186 people in Austria, Germany and Switzerland whose hearts suddenly stopped.