Sentence examples for two monographs from inspiring English sources

The Dutch-born Marcopoulos has two monographs.

He has published two monographs and sees his current project documenting the sets of pornographic movies as "a way to explore the suburbs".

In 30 years of active scholarship, Bull published more than 100 articles, papers, and book chapters, two monographs, and seven edited books.

Other important works by Coues include A Check List of North American Birds (1873), Field Ornithology (1874), and two monographs: one on birds of the northwestern United States and one on birds of the Colorado River valley.

Jim published frequently in his field of Colonial American History, having essays published in the William and Mary Quarterly, the American Quarterly, the Connecticut Historical Society Bulletin, Connecticut History, and two monographs commissioned by the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Connecticut.

This is discussed; there are two monographs on vagueness written by philosophers, Shapiro 2006 and Smith 2008.

These findings, published in three monographs, are now chiefly of historical interest.

Rourke's works include numerous magazine articles, as well as five monographs on American cultural history.

Zinner's photography has been exhibited in art galleries and collected in four monographs.

Her best-known works are four monographs on the grapsoid, spider, cancroid, and oxystomatous crabs, published by the National Museum between 1918 and 1937.

He has written about art for over fifteen years, has published five book-length critical studies, five monographs, and two books of verse, and has taught modern art and criticism at Pratt, the School of Visual Arts, and Hunter.