Sentence examples for subject of serious study from inspiring English sources

Harrison's work is the subject of serious study and appreciation today, to a degree not equaled even in his lifetime.

How and why this should be — how an illiterate, happy-go-lucky Gypsy could have created a style that goes on creating itself — is at last the subject of serious study, in Michael Dregni's biography, "Django: The Life and Music of a Gypsy Legend" (Oxford; $35).

The linkages between vegetation and hillslope geomorphology have been the subject of serious study for years, but traditionally, ecologists and geomorphologists have viewed these interactions as unidirectional.

Hypnosis as a subject of serious study, both in clinical and neuroscientific domains, is already reaping great dividends, and as new applications emerge, hypnosis has great potential to help people in ways they may never have considered before.

Ernest Jones described the 1885 impact on Charcot's young student, neurologist Sigmund Freud: "Now, thanks to Charcot, [hysteria] became, almost overnight, a perfectly respectable disease of the nervous system … one that could be the subject of serious study.

Anthropomorphism is now a field of serious study.

In contrast, there are philosophers who believe that reference — understood as providing a substantive link between language and the world — is not a subject worthy of serious philosophical study.

The design of the American shopping mall has been the subject of many serious studies.

This event changed the way we think about the vulnerability of our own planet, and planetary defense is now a subject of serious scientific studies and regular international meetings.

These men were the subjects of serious books.

So it's a subject worthy of serious thought.