Sentence examples for momentous study from inspiring English sources

It was there that Finlay gave one one of his greatest performances, playing a charismatically corrupt councillor – a self-styled "Napoleon of the north" – in John Arden's momentous study of local politics, The Workhouse Donkey.

Inside, next to the window stood a workbench holding some of the simple tools of his momentous study: tweezers, quills, brushes, and sealing wax.

Diets affected total antioxidant capacity (TAC), serum MDA and conjugated dienes levels significantly, whilst non-momentous impact of study intervals was observed (Table  2).

Whales have been dubbed "marine ecosystem engineers" due to the enormous enrichment provided by their digested offerings, which is yet another reason it is so crucial for scientists to collect and study these momentous events.

The first is a sombre chamber drama on an epic scale, a narrowly focused historical study dealing with momentous questions of race, national unity and political expediency.

In the present study, we observed momentous increase in MDA in esophagitis control, advocating active involvement of ROS after forestomach and pylorus ligation, which is in alignment to foregoing reports [ 21].

The most momentous consequence of these new studies was the invention of several systems of vocalization for the text of the Hebrew Bible in Babylonia and Tiberias in the 9th and 10th centuries.

But most of you are here to celebrate the momentous conclusion of your undergraduate studies.

Notwithstanding the momentous and influential nature of this study, it is likely that this shift in attitudes towards blood transfusion had its roots earlier and elsewhere.

As basic science research often lays the groundwork for much of the clinical trials that follow, the inclusion of females and cell typing by sex in laboratory studies could result in a momentous change in how we conduct science and what we will learn from scientific inquiry.

The subject matter is momentous.