Sentence examples for rich survey from inspiring English sources

The copies he made of Renaissance paintings offer a rich survey of the achievements of 16th-century Italian art.

Choreographic modernism, in both ballet and modern dance, was the unstated theme of the Fall for Dance festival's Program 4 at City Center, a rich survey.

This ambitious show, with its careful attention to trends and movements and its exposure of the whole gamut of postwar Soviet art, adds up to a surprisingly rich survey.

A simultaneous equations model is applied to rich survey data from Mexico.

Second, the study takes advantage of a unique and rich survey data set collected in Western China, from a period when Western China was still in the transition phase to a more market-oriented economy.

One way of grouping dots will mobilize the concept of a row but not that of a column, etc. Macpherson (2006) offers a rich survey of such examples and rebuts representationalist replies both existing and anticipated.

The focus this weekend at this floating concert hall on the East River is on piano trios and quartets -- with one string trio thrown in for good measure -- and a listener could hardly ask for a richer survey of the literature.

A retrospective nomadism immediately after war is almost unconsciously animated, as people from all walks of life mill about, many in search of what they lost, others estimating the worth of what they're left with, the poorest searching for a place among the ruins no one else wants, the richest surveying the opportunity for further enrichment from the spoils.

This big, rich thematic survey ranges from work Ms. Smith made soon after she settled in New York City at the end of the 1970's, to a beautiful booklike folded print she produced this year.

Practically every example of that genre, no matter how shrewd or rich its survey of the question at hand, finishes with an obligatory prescription that is utopian, banal, unhelpful or out of tune with the rest of the book.

The empirical analysis is based on data from a rich European survey that examined small firms between three and ten years of age across a wide industrial spectrum of knowledge-intensive services and manufacturing sectors in ten countries.