Sentence examples similar to moves a study from inspiring English sources

In Act II their lakeside adagio was deeply moving, a study in ecstasy.

Writing in The New York Times last year Matt Wolf called the play "as moving a study in the failed synapses that can exist within a family as I've seen in a long while".

Ms. Raine's sophomore play (a third is opening early in 2011 at North London's Hampstead Theatre), "Tribes" sounds like a drama solely defined in terms of disability, but it's as moving a study in the failed synapses that can exist within a family as I've seen in a long while.

Why It's the Wrong Move A study from the University of Cambridge shows that kids' money habits are typically set by age 7.

Jacobs cites a study called One False Move: A Study of Children's Independent Mobility by the Policy Studies Institute in London, which measured what Jacobs calls "the gradual shrinkage of children's habitat," leading to "the effective end of the outdoor childhood".

He moved from a study of the classical rigor of Brahms to an immersion in the romantic grandeur of Wagner.

The air-conditioner in the annex didn't work properly, and on that pretext Husna moved into a study adjoining the master bedroom.

Carol Morley established herself as one of Britain's most exciting new talents with this deeply moving documentary: a study of modern loneliness, centring on the mystery of a young woman whose dead body lay undiscovered in a council flat for three years.

The move was a study in simplicity.

We next moved to a study assessing the yield of immature DCs from expanded progenitors.

Mice were quarantined for 2 weeks, and then moved to a study room.