Sentence examples for a textbook version from inspiring English sources

He described Trump as "a textbook version of a dictator and a fascist".

A fiscal conservative who is supporting other Republicans this election, he said he protested of his own volition because he believes Trump is "a textbook version of a dictator and a fascist".

Crites cited Trump's treatment of Mexicans, Muslims and women as the reason he decided to protest again Trump, who he described as "a textbook version of a dictator and a fascist".

It's a high school textbook version of science, with everything messy and chaotic about scientific inquiry safely ignored.

"If we are open to other models, so that the textbook version of a genome dividing in a simple way is not the rule, but even the exception, then we might be able to better frame our questions and do better science".

Dr. Michael Majerus, a moth man at Cambridge University in England and the author of the book reviewed by Dr. Coyne, is a staunch supporter of the textbook version, despite all the flaws he laid out.

Thus, redrawing the textbook version of a causal diagram may oversimplify the likely data-generating process and even offer false comfort when applied to a specific study.

In the textbook version of a parametric bootstrap, n pseudo observations of Y are generated a large number of times (say B) by adding a random draw from the observed empirical regression residuals to the n model predictions obtained from the original regression model and the observed explanatory variables.

It may be elementary, but it is not exactly the textbook version of how a bill becomes law.

The textbook version of Mendel and his pea experiments is a case in point.

Here we will consider a number of such possible explications, starting with what one might term the "textbook version of abduction," which, as will be seen, is manifestly defective, and then going on to consider various possible refinements of it.