Sentence examples for highly praised study from inspiring English sources

In 1992, he produced a highly praised study of Shylock that led John Gielgud to comment, "I read John Gross's fascinating Shylock book straight through twice and enjoyed it more than I can say".

Of the biographies on the list, Jonathan Coe's well-received life of BS Johnson, Like a Fiery Elephant, is a favourite for the shortlist, as is Stephen Greenblatt highly praised study of Shakespeare, Will in the World.

He continued to write voluminously, publishing historical novels, film criticism, and highly praised studies of Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, and Vladimir Mayakovsky.

Highly praised studies have been composed with a minimum of material, such as two kings and only two or three pawns.

For the first time, this highly praised award-winning study had both large numbers and detailed clinical examination.

The fly genome had many small gaps, but was highly praised by biologists who study the fly.

Her most recent book was the highly praised "Of Two Minds," a study of psychiatric residents and their handling of patients who had visions, among other problems.

The film was highly praised, based on survey sheets returned by the audience.

With the completion of his highly praised Latin commentary, Lectura in Codicem ("Studies on the Code"), on the first nine books of Justinian's Codex Constitutionum, Cino received his doctorate in law (1314) at the University of Bologna and then taught law at the universities of Siena, Bologna, Florence, Perugia, and Naples.

His first scholarly book, The Allegory of Love: A Study in Medieval Tradition (1936), was highly praised and established his reputation as a leading figure in British literary studies.

Dr. Wu was elected as president of the conference and his work on plague prevention was highly praised by all.