Sentence examples for superb study from inspiring English sources
Rosemary Hill has written a superb study of this true romantic and tragic original.
Among other things, "The Speckled People" is a superb study of the slippery nature of victimhood.
Penelope Lively's Ammonites & Leaping Fish: A Life in Time (Penguin) is a superb study of memory and of her own voyage into the ninth decade of life.
His rendering of Crisp's brisk account of a short-lived love affair six decades earlier is a superb study of a style that represses sentiment.
The conversion to a superb study of aimlessness in a rural manor house took place some time between 1890 and 1896; the play was published in 1897.
And a superb study of the fastball reveals the pitch to be an alchemical formula for resurrecting the dead and redeeming the game itself.
There have been superb studies of individual cases of exploitation, particularly James H. Jones's masterful 1981 history of Tuskegee, "Bad Blood".
Many of his film projects were made in collaboration with Chris Strachwitz, founder of the roots-music label Arhoolie Records and co-founder with Blank of Brazos Films, their interests coalescing in superb studies of Tex-Mex music (Chulas Fronteras, 1976, and Del Mero Corazon, 1979) and the Cajun culture of the South Louisiana bayou country (J'ai Été au Bal, 1989).
Professor Stanley Wells, in the latest of his many superb studies of the writer to whom he has devoted most of his working life, plunges deep into this fertile hinterland – though I had better watch my language after reading his chapter on "The Fun of Sex", where the double, triple and quadruple layers of filth to be detected in the most innocent phrase are laid bare.
The fascinating story of Hayakawa's career, and the complicated cultural forces that gave rise to it, is told in Daisuke Miyao's superb critical study "Sessue Hayakawa: Silent Cinema and Transnational Stardom," published by Duke University Press.
Bill Krohn, in his superb recent study "Luis Buñuel" (Taschen), notes that Mr. Alatriste ran out of money before Buñuel was able to film his concluding image: a return to Simon's pillar, now supporting a giant billboard.
