Sentence examples for of a studied from inspiring English sources

The absence of a studied landscape-like presentation contributes to the masculine effect.

Yet, in what has to be the most masterly example of a studied makeover, Sprewell has gone from N.B.A. villain to Mr. Knick.

Much of his painting was devoted to artists' studios not studios of a studied picturesqueness but those where artists were concerned with creating works of art.

The minister and second-generation Transcendentalist O. B. Frothingham is accused of a "deification of money" that is "flagrant," and the journalist John Bigelow of "a studied indifference to... increasingly violent class conflict".

Her stooped stance, thin-lipped smile and quiet demeanour speak of a studied characterization, and though I could see every carefully painted wrinkle, she seemed, for an hour, every inch the 80-year-old.

This was a "life-long project of constructing... 'George Moore' as his chief creation," which involved studiously elaborating "a complex and developing identity for public consumption" and not only the publication of books but a self-advertising campaign in the newspapers and "public enactment of a studied role".

They're part of a study in human stupidity".

I made something of a study of these songs, while you were away in Beijing.

Thomas also made something of a study of press reactions to his confirmation hearings.

The birds are banded and released as part of a study of avian populations.

Susan Gorton's Florence Pike is a gem of a study of a woman who knows exactly how society fits together.