Sentence examples for minute studies of from inspiring English sources

His greatest painter, Ustad Mansur, made minute studies of this marvellous creature, each as beautiful as any European image of a unicorn.The Great Mughal's excitement at a novelty from abroad can seem like a thing of magic itself, from today's vantage.

The coins of Edward I, II, and III can be distinguished only by a minute study of detail.

More is needed than just the minute study of the Gospels, though that is an essential task.

He settled down to exercise his judicial function (engaging to this end in the minute study of Roman law), to administer his property, and to advance his knowledge of the sciences especially of geology, biology, and physics which he studied in the newly formed academy of Bordeaux.

Augustine finds the close study of nature, particularly in its miniature aspects, to be morally abhorrent and only partially redeemed by the access it provides to divinity; Darwin (on Levine's reading) finds the minute study of nature to be best taken as an end itself, and indeed, to be the activity in which the value of life itself is most clearly seen.

[Page C3.] Building a Medical Data Network Digital patient records could become building blocks in a nationwide biomedical computer network for assembling and distributing up-to-the-minute studies of disease.

Book in some time for HyperNormalisation, Adam Curtis's 166-minute study of where we are now via BBC iPlayer.

Warhol's Sleep was a five-hour-and-20-minute study of a close friend, John Giorno, asleep.

The Busoni was an ideal setup for the American premiere of Mr. Birtwistle's "Gigue Machine," a dense, darting and arresting 15-minute study of the rhythms and phrasing of the gigue dance form.

With so much theorizing going on, it is a pleasure to return to the untroubled formalism of Robin Bernat's "Effortless: Three Preludes by Chopin," a three-minute study of a lawn sprinkler at work that recalls the short films of Charles and Ray Eames and their urge to discover elegance of design in everyday life.

"Darling Lorraine" is a six-minute study of the ups and downs of a marriage; it's also about shifting pulses and rhythm patterns, chords switching between minor and major, and the way a nearly inaudible shake of a maraca or tap of a cymbal can tease a tune forward.