Sentence examples for monumental study from inspiring English sources

The following year he published his monumental study Human Rights and the End of Empire.

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

In that particular discipline Pierre Schneider, the author of a monumental study of Matisse, is pre-eminent.

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

He begins by considering Erich Auerbach's monumental study of western literature, Mimesis, published in 1953 and hailed as one of the landmark works in 20th-century criticism.

"The Fate of Africa" was Martin Meredith's monumental study of 50 years of postcolonial African history, all of it compressed into a single, mesmerizing volume.

And some of the canvases of the classical period in the 1920s, especially two monumental studies of young men together, bring an unexpectedly watchful eye to ancient ideas of masculine friendship.

Monumental studies by David Abulafia and Cyprian Broodbank have continued the Braudelian tradition of tracing the longue durée in the Mediterranean, while Barry Cunliffe has been doing the same for Europe's Atlantic seaboard.

His major work on this subject was the monumental Studies in the History of the Time of Troubles in the Muscovite State During the 16th and 17th Centuries (1899).

Since monumental studies from scientists like His, Ramón y Cajal, Lorente de Nó and many others have put down roots for modern neuroscience, the scientific community has spent a considerable amount of time, and money, investigating any possible aspect of the evolution, development and function of neurons.

Much of physiology, most clearly in the monumental studies of nerves and muscle, became pervaded by the methods of physics and physical chemistry.