Sentence examples for sensitive study of the from inspiring English sources

This nimble, sensitive study of the impact of music was revelatory as well as enthralling.

It's a bold, sensitive study of the pain and happiness engendered by love and memory, and the way other people exist in our minds, and we in theirs.

There's a horrific irony that Neda Agha Soltan should become an icon of Iran's struggle in the same week a sensitive study of the Iranian female face opens in cinemas.

Tennessee Williams's Streetcar Named Desire (1947) is a sensitive study of the breakdown of a character under social and psychological stress.

Edmund Gosse's sensitive study of the difficult relationship between himself and his Victorian father, Father and Son (1907), and George Moore's quasi-novelized crusade in favour of Irish art, Hail and Farewell (1911 14), illustrate the variations of intellectual autobiography.

The combination of the two instruments will allow an unprecedented spectral coverage (from 0.1 up to 300/700 keV) for a sensitive study of the GRB prompt emission in the passband where GRBs and X-Ray Flashes emit most of their energy.

Simulation starts with the sensitive study of key issues, i.e. the mesh dependency, the turbulence model influence, and the near-wall treatments.

In Fried's eloquent and sensitive study of Brown, he challenges the work of both Allan Nevins and C. Vann Woodward, who argued that Brown was monomaniacally insane.

A pair of small watercolors by Guna Petersons combine fine technique with the sensitive study of landscape details.

As spotlights work with the dark to create another layer of reversal, hoods are discarded and a sensitive study of engagement is developed by the ensemble, projected by a thrillingly muscular energy.

A sensitive study of Kipling's Bombay childhood and lifelong interest in India, Kipling Sahib presents the author in a much more forgiving light.