Sentence examples for lively study from inspiring English sources

Annoyingly for those of us who do this for a living, Lethem proves himself an uncommonly passionate and persuasive music critic in his lively study of the album Talking Heads – Fear of Music (Continuum).

The road to excellence is littered with bloody Band-Aids, splintered drum sticks and daddy issues in writer-director Damian Chazelle's lively study of musical obsession.

This April, Thomas Doherty, a Brandeis University professor, published "Hollywood and Hitler, 1933-1939," a lively study of Hollywood's relationship to Nazism.

Nimbly translated, this lively study of the reformist Russian czar (1818-81) who freed 23 million serfs includes all the spectacle and shifting alliances that once dominated the court of St . Petersburg

It is in this sense that Marcus Boon, in his theory-afflicted but nonetheless lively study "The Road of Excess" (Harvard; $29.95), says that Thomas De Quincey, with the 1821 publication of "Confessions of an English Opium Eater," "invented the concept of recreational drug use".

Irrespective of that activity of rotenone has been lively studied in various cells, the effect of rotenone on RPE cells has rarely been studied.

"I think this is going to be a very lively subject of future study," added Dr. Douglas Richstone, a professor of astronomy at the University of Michigan, who was not connected with the work but attended the Washington news conference where the findings were announced yesterday.

A lively, absorbing study of fads, from Hush Puppies to teenage smoking, that seeks to apply a kind of rational analysis akin to medical epidemiology.

As the classicist James Romm argues, in his lively short study "Herodotus" (Yale; $25), for this historian there is something inherently wrong and bad with the idea of trying to bleed over the boundaries of one continent into another.

Doug Reina's lively oil study of cottages at West Meadow Beach nicely captures the cool clarity of winter sunshine, while Gina Gilmour's three small paintings dispense with specifics to distill the essence of her experience of "Home," "The River" and "The Garden," which won the best-in-show award.

But the show's primary energy source is a group of some 90 small, lively gouache studies and their equally vibrant commercial results: hand-printed silks, velvets and cottons, represented by more than 120 textile samples laid out in large vitrines.