Sentence examples similar to monograph portion from inspiring English sources

A large portion of the monograph is devoted to reviews of occupational cancer in various European countries or groups of countries.

The same can be said of artist books: a sizable portion of the contemporary art produced today, artist monographs are still looked at as accessories to the real thing.

A retrospective monograph, Imogen!

Chris Fujiwara's excellent monograph on Mr. Lewis, which comes out this week from the University of Illinois Press, contains only a passing mention of his television work, perhaps because it is so difficult to access this vast, hidden portion of Mr. Lewis's career.

Roberta Smith Sometimes a monograph is more than a monograph.

He was also publishing a companion monograph.

Heyrovský's monograph Polarographie appeared in 1941.

Auchincloss had written a monograph on Thackeray.

How did this lead to the monograph?

(A monograph was about to appear).

The accompanying monograph is available here.