Sentence examples for a sort of textbook from inspiring English sources
As for Davis, a tall, broody young man, his solo was a sort of textbook of tap, taking us patiently from the basics to the intermediate and on to the advanced.
Written by the World Bank economist and development specialist Branko Milanovic, this survey of income distribution past and present is constructed as a sort of textbook-almanac hybrid.
The panel also says it wants to get rid of Japan's "neighbouring-country clause"—a sort of self-denying ordinance which instructs historians to take into account the sentiments of neighbours (meaning China and South Korea) when writing textbooks.
Coke's Commentary on Littleton has been interpreted as deliberately obtuse, with his aim being to write what Cromartie called "a sort of anti-textbook, a work whose very form denied that legal knowledge could be organised.
Or a sort of 21st century textbook.
Death and Life, in other words, is a sort of accidental creative writing textbook – perhaps appropriately so, because Jacobs's beloved West Village was itself full of writers.
In his spare time, he reads mathematics textbooks ("a sort of Mount Everest achievement would be to understand the proof of Fermat's last theorem," he said) and programs computers.
We equate this condition to the sort of textbook style of learning prevalent until about a decade ago.
Apple, according to the latest rumors, could be integrating some sort of textbook creation or distribution feature directly into its iBooks app.
