Sentence examples for written a monograph from inspiring English sources

Auchincloss had written a monograph on Thackeray.

Butterfield has written a monograph on the subject of jamming on the air-brakes.

McCoy, who has written a monograph on military leadership, "The Passion of Command," understood the importance of the media.

He is said to have written a monograph on the differences among 140 cigar, pipe and cigarette ashes.

When Watson is called upon to retrieve Irene Adler's details in A Scandal in Bohemia, he finds her name "sandwiched between a Hebrew rabbi and a staff commander who had written a monograph upon the deep sea fishes".

But there's another possible source for the appearance of Marcus, with his prominent teeth and pale, cadaverous features, and that is the self-publicising critic and man of the theatre Kenneth Tynan, who had written a monograph on Guinness and been an assistant on the disastrous 1951 Festival of Britain production of Hamlet starring Guinness.

Someone could write a monograph on SNCF hats.

You recently wrote a monograph, The Hatred of Poetry.

Traveling extensively, he wrote a monograph on architecture of the Cycladic Islands.

Leslie also wrote a monograph (Solar Energy Today, 1981) and a range of technical papers.

In 1986, John L. Levy, a sort of freelance philosopher, wrote a monograph called "Coping With Inherited Wealth".