Sentence examples for an essential text from inspiring English sources
Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four would be the dystopia whose nightmare vision would become an essential text for the second half of the 20th century.
His book "One Billion Hungry: Can We Feed the World?" has become an essential text for those who study poverty, agriculture, and development.
Given as a series of talks, "Stella Adler on America's Master Playwrights," edited by Barry Paris, is an essential text, in which Adler's perceptive humor sheds fresh perspective on masters ranging from O'Neill to Albee.
In the past, misinterpretation has often resulted in hurt feelings, and sometimes even physical altercations, which makes this an essential text for navigating the stressful world of client-associate relations._ Customer: "Are there any in the back?
The current Eastman revival has been led by the brilliant composer Mary Jane Leach, who has done much to help reconstruct the music and who, along with the historian Renée Levine Packer, helped put out "Gay Guerrilla: Julius Eastman and His Music," an essential text about the artist.
The book is certainly an essential text if you want to understand the racism, brutality and violence which the British empire entailed, and another key text for any visitor to Burma is Amitav Ghosh's epic, The Glass Palace, covering three generations of two Burmese and Indian families.
Subsequently published under the title "One Writer's Beginnings," they became a modest but essential text for anyone even distantly in the same line of work.
Until the development of the Internet, I kept my unhealthy interest in check by limiting my medical library to a few essential texts.
In "How the Other Half Lives," an essential Progressive text, Jacob Riis had this to say about Jews on the Lower East Side: "Thrift is the watchword of Jewtown, as of its people the world over.
(Sky's book, "The Unraveling," is the essential text on how everything fell apart).
But the most essential text is by Mr. DeWitt, who grapples with the sometimes contradictory implications of Rembrandt's Jesus.
