Sentence examples for studied manner from inspiring English sources

Still, I preferred Nézet-Séguin's vitality to the grandiose, studied manner of Daniele Gatti, who led "Parsifal" in 2013.

For optimum use, chill this bright, pale-brass-colored dry wine moderately and then, in the (alas, too often studied) manner of aficionados, keep swirling and sniffing it so that convection currents keep releasing its subtleties.

There are rapturous moments, but Ms. Part's studied manner of preparation — especially in unsupported turns — makes what follows shaky or gives the movement a sense of lagging behind the music.

And that transcendent magic is what's missing from this piece, directed by Anne Bogart in such a studied manner that the theatrical experience is easier to parse than to escape into.

Employing machines as diverse as thermographs, X-rays and "Noctovision" (a kind of infrared television used to see through fog), Mr. Price studied all manner of supernatural peculiarity.

Through-the-thickness reinforcements for laminate composites have been studied as manner to increase transversal strength, especially reducing delamination.

I helped Don understand that he needed to slow down a bit and present his views in a more studied, objective manner, with less apparent passion and more facts.

In this study, we further examined whether Src affects FAK activation, and also studied the manner by which the interaction between FAK and Src regulates their downstream targets.

It takes advantages of both gene expression array and SNP array to identify differentially expressed genes as well as genes containing SNP sites to find potential biomakers in a data association study manner.

The architecture of newly-constructed embassies has of course always involved rhetoric, ranging from neoclassical bombast to studied good manners.

Researchers at the University of Vermont came to their conclusion by studying the manner in which 180 college students recounted a painful event, such as a breakup, alongside the results of a survey into parental control over their lives.