Sentence examples for a monumental study from inspiring English sources

Among its highlights are several portrait busts and "Cybele" (circa 1889), a monumental study of a headless seated woman.

In fact, he never completed this work but instead went on to a monumental study of myth.

In 1600, Dr. Gilbert published a monumental study of magnetism that changed the way scientific theory was presented, discussed and proven.

But rather than milking his fame he has devoted the past decade to producing a monumental study of the history of what he calls "political order".

In his 2007 film "RR," a monumental study of railroads in America, each shot lasts as long as it takes for a passing train to cross the frame.

In a monumental study that marches through two millenniums before approaching central Africa's contemporary agony, Mr. Chrétien punctures the sense of inevitability that permeates our thinking about the Rwandan genocide.

"This is a monumental work.

The Rev. John P. Meier, a professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame who is widely considered the dean of historical studies of Jesus, favors that last explanation in "A Marginal Jew," his monumental study.

The film director sculpts in time, Tarkovsky said, and Linklater, with no guarantee about how his raw material would turn out, has sculpted this monumental study of a boy.

This started a whole era during which the Axiom of Choice was treated most carefully as a dubious hypothesis (see the monumental study by Moore 1982).

He published a monumental philological study, "The Shape of Ancient Thought: Comparative Studies in Greek and Indian Philosophies," in 2001, and a second one, "Sappho," in 2008.