Sentence examples for seems a study from inspiring English sources

Professor Mike Bury Wrotham, Kent It seems a study has suggested £34m is required to convert the Barbican Hall from classical concerts to jazz concerts.

Almost every character seems a study in some kind of mental illness, and, as when Alice devours the Eat Me cake, the furniture can grow suddenly tiny around Aura — who looms large in her own mind, though, to her credit, she seems always game and rarely defeated, despite all.

Seems a study from the 1990s has come back into the limelight and it's not reassuring anyone.

On Tuesday, Upshaw seemed a study in contrasts with Jones.

And personally, they can seem a study in contrasts.

Out beyond the tent, the oceanfront parish seemed a study in post-storm anguish.

Smiling and nodding throughout the four tortuous ballot rounds, David seemed a study in confidence, a stark contrast to his brother's almost mournful demeanour.

With the hood of his club anorak pulled up in the face of driving rain, Pardew seemed a study in misery.

When a male dancer is used, the casting can seem a study of a divided queen, not only in the monarchical sense.

Each étude shed some of the harshness of its predecessor, until the last, a single-line study, seemed a study in clarity and at least a wary, Shapeyesque brand of warmth.

Rumpled, awkward, with her de rigueur blazer and slacks (the former often just a touch too tight), Merkel can seem a study in orchestrated ordinariness, a brilliant creation of election strategists attuned to the post-traumatic German psyche.