Sentence examples for greatest studies from inspiring English sources

— Garth Greenwell Elias Canetti's "Crowds and Power," published in 1960, is one of the greatest studies not only of mass psychology, of barbarism, and of the forms that domination may take but also of the murderous resentments generated by helplessness.

The legend prevails, and it is that as Hughes watched Jane he became more fascinated and inched his way towards one of America's greatest studies in adoration of the breasts.

PARIS — Few weeks pass without some appreciable improvement being made in the military branch of aviation, and it is probable in this branch that the greatest studies are being made toward the perfection of the aeroplane.

However, according to the greatest studies performed in Western populations (3), the 6.5% cut-off point for A1C-based diagnosis of diabetes is highly specific, i.e., most individuals with A1C ≥6.5% also are diagnosed with diabetes following criteria based on plasma glucose.

It was Forster's final novel, his greatest study of the ambiguities of intimacy and, given its difficult birth, a minor miracle.

Trim and fill analysis was performed on pooled malignancies, as well as the three malignancies with the greatest study volume.

The two great studies of the terror and majesty of nature were exhibited together in 1826.

Pop stars make great studies for caricature because of the mix of public image and self-disclosure in their performances.

Happily, the experience did not deter him from writing songs and the baker's dozen on offer here are great studies in abandon, longing and depression.

And it was also a great study of female friendship.

It's a great study as well in the (possibly?) unreliable narrator.