Sentence examples for more a study in from inspiring English sources

For San Francisco, there's Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback, whose touchdown celebration is more a study in stillness than motion.

Paramount appears to be selling "The Weather Man" as a comedy, but it isn't, really; it's more a study in midwinter melancholia, Chicago style.

The book is more a study in character – of the swift reactions of a volatile, opportunistic and irresponsible egotist to changing circumstances – than a staid political narrative.

Fortunately though, it turns out to be more a study in artist appreciation, a portrait of an angry and brilliant mind that asks you to feel the shape and texture of thoughts.

While Curtain Call invoked the Golden Age mysteries of Agatha Christie – the story was structured around the question of who was the tie-pin killer – Freya is much more a study in character.

What's more, a study in 2010 that looked at eight spiral galaxies, including the Umbrella Galaxy, found that six of them had signs of mergers: shells, clouds and arcs of tidal debris.

More recently, a study in a more heterogeneous population reported an incidence of 2.27% (van Leeuwen et al, 1994b), which although clearly still much higher than reported here, is more comparable to this study.

It seems more like a study in restlessness.

This is far more important.In a study in 1995, Betty Hart and Todd Risley of the University of Kansas found that children in professional families heard on average 2,100 words an hour.

Instead, while his completion percentage was good (he hit on 32 of 44 passes), Cassel put on a show that was really more of a study in regression.

More specifically, a study in the ASEAN Food Journal found coconut sugar has about 71percentt sucrose, or table sugar, as well as 3percentt pure glucose and 3percentt pure fructose.