Sentence examples for ingenious study from inspiring English sources

An ingenious study of rebellion and conformity, set entirely in a beehive.

Brad Carrigan, American, from Saunders's most overtly political collection, In Persuasion Nation (2006), is an ingenious study of the way morality breeds resentment.

And in this week's issue Jim Holt reviews David Lebedoff's ingenious study "The Same Man: George Orwell and Evelyn Waugh in Love and War".

Dr. Marcia Angell, a former editor of The New England Journal of Medicine, who was not involved with the study, called it "an ingenious study, with unsurprising results".

Give me a break, this is not flatulent proud-fatherism on my part: the book is an ingenious study of sibling rivalry, and the relations between fathers and sons.

An ingenious study looked at how old herbarium specimens of foreign plants brought to Britain long ago have changed by comparing them with today's living plants of the same species, and the results were astonishing.

Ingenious studies are required in coupling and selection of targeting moiety so that they could be translated from the bench research to the bedside.

An ingenious biographical study of the American actress Charlotte Cushman (whose exterior life could hardly have been less hidden) and Jane Welsh Carlyle, wife to the Victorian sage; both women of advanced savvy in radically different ways.

An ingenious biographical study of the American actress Charlotte Cushman (whose exterior life could hardly have been less hidden) and Jane Welsh Carlyle, wife to the Victorian sage; both were women of advanced savvy in radically different ways.

Bantam; £20 Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIN THE 1960s Walter Mischel, then an up-and-coming researcher in psychology, devised a simple but ingenious experiment to study delayed gratification.

La Folie Baudelaire (Allen Lane £35) by Roberto Calasso is an extraordinarily ingenious and learned study of Baudelaire and Baudelaire's Paris, "capital of the 19th century", and of the invention of modernism in literature and, especially, in painting.