Sentence examples for argued books from inspiring English sources

Impressively argued books such as this one might be helping in some small way, too.

There is a growing inventory of serious, compellingly argued books detailing the social destruction wrought by inequality.

This could easily have been a much longer and more densely argued book had the author so wished.

He also describes animals' impressive navigational skills and dis­cusses the design of public spaces in this delightful, clearly argued book.

In this vigorously argued book, she also combats the cliché by example, writing in an enjoyable mode of pugnacious sarcasm.

His well-documented, carefully argued book is a major contribution to our understanding of Stresemann and of German foreign-policy interests in the 20th century.

In this tightly argued book, "Ford vivisects every sacred cow in 'post-racist America," Orlando Patterson wrote in the Book Review.

"Reading Leo Strauss, Steven B. Smithh's admirably lucid, meticulously argued book, persuasively sets the record straight on Strauss's political views and on what his writing is really about.

Yet, as Tom Slee's superbly argued book points out, the vast majority of Airbnb's business is now "entire home" rentals: self-contained flats or villas.

In this passionately argued book, Sutton claims that the level of poverty today means we may see food riots again: "We need to rethink our food systems".

Few readers will agree with every observation and argument in this thoroughly researched and passionately argued book, but all of them should find "That Used to Be Us" compelling, engaging and enlightening.