Sentence examples for made a close study from inspiring English sources

This production (designed by Richard Kent) has obviously made a close study of medieval iconography.

Stephen Colbert has obviously made a close study of O'Reilly's mannerisms and opinions, just as Colbert's producers have made a close study of the overblown red-white-and-blue swirled graphics that open "The O'Reilly Factor".

I do, though, have to confess that I have not made a close study of Jackie Derrida.

Adeboye, who has made a close study of American evangelists, has altered some teachings to conform to biblical orthodoxy while simultaneously loosening Akindayomi's more strident prohibitions.

Shipman has made a close study of the letters, manuscripts, lecture notes and other materials in the Dubois Archives in Leiden.

She has clearly made a close study of 1930s film musicals and rings diverse variations on styles made famous by Astaire, Hermes Pan and Busby Berkeley.

Uchida had never played the songs and was making a close study not only of the music but also of George's poetry.

Gödel took the matter of citizenship with great solemnity, preparing for the exam by making a close study of the United States Constitution.

But he should definitely make a close study of at least one aspect of Mr. Spacey's star turn as Shakespeare's "poisonous bunch-backed toad".

The oddly ambitious who make a close study of Powell's rise will find a great many stated rules for success here, and a few unstated ones as well.

Scientists have arrived at this conclusion after making a close study of the way chimpanzees scale trees – virtually vertically and with ease – and then comparing chimpanzee ankle joints with those of hominins, humans' ancestors.