Sentence examples for the studied lack from inspiring English sources

The studied lack of interest of the French goes beyond the centre-left press.

Although he has lived in the US for 35 years and in New York almost 25, he remains drably English-looking, a bit like a character out of one of John le Carré's spy stories - with the studied lack of charisma this implies.

And though the story might superficially resemble Awakenings (Marsan has said that if Hollywood ever makes the film, Robin Williams will probably get the part), a studied lack of sentimentality means it is tears of triumph (by far the more satisfying kind) that are shed along the way.

It's a choice that also involves a studied lack of interest in the whole East End enterprise.

But he marshaled that persona to lead, to cajole, to set a tone at the magazine that was high-minded in its studied lack of high-mindedness.

And that's why there's a studied lack of favoritism in his sheds' views.

And that's why there's a studied lack of favoritism in his sheds' views.

Ms. Tsangari's film is affecting, in spite of its studied lack of affect.

Interestingly, none of the studied species lacked 'group D' MAPKs.

In the studied population, the lack of social support at work was an important contributing factor for the presence of MPD, increasing their prevalence in approximately 60%, but changed only slightly the magnitude of the association observed with the subcategories of the demand-control model.

These results strongly suggest that the studied strains of Prochlorococcus lack NR, in spite of inhabiting environments with nitrate as the main nitrogen source.