Sentence examples for a later book from inspiring English sources

A later book of poetry, Kamala Kissa (1976; "That Horrible Cat"), revealed her humorous side.

The intensifiers are part of what Gingrich in a later book called "my usual boyish exuberance".

In a later book, "World Dynamics," Forrester laid out his proposal for a simulation that could manage the entire planet.

In a later book, "Deception," the heroine is a forensic psychiatrist accused of murdering a serial killer.

A later book, "Secrecy," called attention to the problem of government obfuscation, long ignored by political scientists.

This author is better known for a later book, The Hours – naturally, since that one made it to the cinema.

His 1849 essay, "Resistance to Civil Government," or simply "Civil Disobedience" in a later book, is scripture for the movement.

"I am sitting at the piano daydreaming one afternoon, and it occurs to me that I will never get married," he wrote in a later book.

A later book, "Re-Visioning Psychology," argued that psychology's narrow focus on pathology served only to amplify feelings of anxiety and depression.

In a later book-length essay, Three Guineas, written on the heels of World War II, she responded to a letter from a man asking how war could be prevented.

In a still later book, "My America," Adamic wrote more fully about the role played by the aging muckraker Lincoln Steffens, who brokered the McNamara brothers' guilty plea.