Sentence examples for have seriously studied from inspiring English sources

So they settled on a young French modernist, Robert Mallethetevens, the first French architect to have seriously studied the work of Frank Lloyd Wright.

On the other hand, although few interpreters have seriously studied the acting method of the Russian director Konstantin Stanislavsky, many develop their characters in ways he would recognize at once.

For over 30 years, Limmud's seminars and conferences around the world - from Canada to Australia - have attracted Jews of all ages and backgrounds, like people who have seriously studied Jewish disciplines, and those who have only basic knowledge in the field of Jewish education or do not have them at all.

At least half a dozen Queens teenagers have seriously studied Japanese after getting interested in manga — some making sure to choose colleges that teach it, others using library books like "Japanese in Mangaland" and "Japanese the Manga Way," said Christian Zabriskie, who as youth librarian at the Queens Library's central branch in Jamaica drew up to 40 students to its weekly manga club meetings.

Nor is Walker the only football player to have seriously studied ballet: the Hall of Famer Lynn Swann is the subject of an NFL Films featurette titled "Baryshnikov in Cleats".

This is, of course, what anyone who has seriously studied any piece of the past quickly learns.

"Some of the best minds in psychiatry had seriously studied these compounds in therapeutic models, with government funding," Ross said.

"Bush has seriously studied what has happened since Republicans gained control of Congress in 1994," said Linda DiVall, a Republican poll taker.

Ms. Westheimer, who had seriously studied dance when she was growing up, also noticed that some Parkinson's patients were using techniques similar to dancers' to master or memorize movement.

No one in City Hall has seriously studied the financial impact of DROP, despite numerous warnings that the program has flaws.

Ms. Brown, who has never seriously studied ballet, said she counted on the dancers to keep her from resorting to ballet clichés, since she didn't know enough about the form to even know what those might be.