Sentence examples for imaginative study from inspiring English sources

Christina Kiaer's imaginative study of the socialist object is one of the most important, provocative, and illuminating works yet published on Russian Constructivism.

And Simon Garfield's On the Map: Why the World Looks the Way It Does (Profile) is a witty, imaginative study of how we have made maps, and how they have made us.

That festival-closing orchestra concert also included Luke Bedford's "Outblaze the Sky," an imaginative study in coloristic morphing, as well as Mr. Benjamin's "Duet" (2008), an anticoncerto in which a solo piano line (played deftly by Peter Serkin) keeps its distance from the orchestra, though both have similar material.

"It's an imaginative study," says Richard Havel, a lipid researcher at the University of California, San Francisco.

His "Prelude to a Kiss" remains one of the theater's most affecting and imaginative studies in mortal terrors within young love.

The Rolex Learning Centre at Switzerland's Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), is an imaginative library, study and conference centre; an undulating "swiss cheese" with floors that rise up internal hills and dip down into valleys so that even the floor yells that this building – and by implication, the university – is special.

Imaginative Data: Case study of work dynamics, 2017 Intersections between the academy and practice, AIA-ACSA conference, Orlando, FL.

The field of Comparative Literature provides students the opportunity to study imaginative literature in all its forms.

The program provides students with the opportunity to study imaginative literature with several methods and a consciousness of methodology.

The Florentine sculptor Desiderio da Settignano's mid-15th century high-relief profile (from the Louvre) is an imaginative, extraordinarily refined study of the mature ruler.

The program provides students with the opportunity to study imaginative literature in all of its forms, investigating the complex interplay of the literary imagination and the historical experience.