Sentence examples for written studies from inspiring English sources

Service, who has also written studies of Lenin and Stalin, does an excellent job of dispensing with such notions.

Miles, a British bookstore owner in the late 1960s who has written studies of three other Beat-era luminaries, offers a serviceable retelling of the poet's life.

"The male critics saw her as titillating, writing this trashy stuff," said Professor George, who has written studies of Ms. Das's work.

He has already written studies of 20th-century Latin American fiction; translated the work of another Latin American Nobel laureate, Miguel Ángel Asturias; and written about Latin American history.

Ryan's own intellectual focus is the liberal tradition — earlier this year, he published a collection of essays under the title "The Making of Modern Liberalism," and he has written studies of sages like Dewey and Mill.

Ryan's own intellectual focus is the liberal tradition earlier this year, he published a collection of essays under the title "The Making of Modern Liberalism," and he has written studies of sages like Dewey and Mill.

First Jack Thorne's wanly written study of council shenanigans, Hope.

It's a funny, flawed, but still beautifully written study in melancholy.

She seemed to have trouble learning her lines, and the words sounded written, studied.

This is a thoughtful, well-researched, and beautifully written study.

With no written study, other scientists cannot critique the researchers' methodology.