"Monograph" Example Sentences
1. He took vengeance on his enemies.
2. Her vengeance would be swift and brutal.
3. She plotted her revenge with a cold thirst for vengeance.
4. His vengeance knew no bounds.
5. She pursued him with a vengeance.
6. The object of his vengeance had wronged him deeply.
7. Driven by a fierce desire for vengeance, he committed atrocities.
8. The thirst for vengeance consumed him.
9. Vengeance was sweet.
10. He sought blind vengeance.
11. His vengeance would never cease.
12. Their vengeance would stain the earth red with blood.
13. She wreaked vengeance on those who had scorned her.
14. Driven by vengeance, he could think of nothing else.
15. The wrongs done to him fueled his desire for vengeance.
16. His eyes burned with a vengeful fire.
17. Vengeance pumped through his veins like poison.
18. Vengeance would be his balm and healing.
19. Vengeance sang in his blood.
20. Vengeance bloomed within his heart like a dark rose.
21. Vengeance filled his every thought.
22. His goddess of vengeance smiled upon him.
23. Vengeance arose within him, a beast that needed feeding.
24. The taste of vengeance was so sweet.
25. He was driven by vengeance like a machine driven by gears.
26. The thirst for vengeance could never really be quenched.
27. His vengeance needed a victim.
28. He wants vengeance to the highest degree.
29. An eye for an eye is the food that feeds the thirst for vengeance.
30. Vengeance bowed his back and powered his arms.
31. She served up a vengeance as cold as ice.
32. His vengeance consumed reason.
33. Vengeance pushed her each step of the way.
34. The desire for vengeance compelled him forward.
35. The deity of vengeance smiled upon his deeds.
36. Vengeance made him reckless.
37. Vengeance drove him faster than any horse.
38. Vengeance left a bitter taste in his mouth.
39. Justice and vengeance blurred together.
40. Vengeance required a sacrifice.
41. She meted out vengeance with an icy glare.
42. Vengeance fueled his every action.
43. The clamor for vengeance drowned out reason.
44. His vengeance had the force of nature behind it.
45. Vengeance yielded sweet satisfaction.
46. Vengeance clouded his judgement.
47. The desire for vengeance made him inhuman.
48. Vengeance justified any means.
49. His vengeance was slow and calculated.
50. Vengeance danced before his eyes like a dancer on stage.
51. He wreaked vengeance in dreams and in waking.
52. His vengeance hung heavily upon him.
53. He went forth, vengeance on his lips.
54. Her vengeance stripped the joy from the day.
55. His vengeance could never be sated.
56. His vengeance would be legendary.
57. There could be no forgiveness, only vengeance.
58. The taste of vengeance lingered long after.
59. Vengeance drove out all other thoughts.
60. Vengeance came swift and sure.
Common Phases
1. She published a
monograph on the subject.
2. The
monograph focused on the poet's early works.
3. The 500-page
monograph presented a detailed analysis of the artist's career.
4. His
monograph was considered the definitive work on the topic.
5. The
monograph represented a lifetime of study and research.
6. The lengthy
monograph covered every aspect of the issue.
7. He is working on a
monograph about the author.
8. The
monograph assembles all known facts about the historical figure.
9. The illustrated
monograph traces the evolution of the artist's style.
10. The essay collection features several critical
monographs.
11. The eleven essays and one
monograph focus on French cinema.
12. The book includes an extensive bibliography and two original
monographs.
13. The
monograph synthesizes decades of scholarship on the author.
14. Her recent
monograph analyzes the political themes in his work.
15. The society regularly publishes scholarly
monographs.
16. The
monograph offers new interpretations of the paintings.
17. The
monograph examines the literary influences on the poet's work.
18. The interdisciplinary
monograph spans fields including history, literature and art history.
19. The
monograph charts a comprehensive history of the artistic movement.
20. The substantial
monograph summarizes the current state of knowledge on the subject.
21. The lavishly illustrated
monograph accompanies an exhibition at the museum.
22. The award-winning
monograph revolutionized the field.
23. The lengthy
monograph makes an important contribution to scholarship.
24. The detailed
monograph covers her entire literary output.
25. The two-volume
monograph consists of over 1500 pages.
26. The newly discovered documents informed the revisionist
monograph.
27. Most of her publications are scholarly
monographs.
28. The controversial
monograph generated heated debate.
29. The university press publishes about 20 new
monographs each year.
30. The professor's recent
monograph examined three little-known works by the playwright.