Sentence examples for as the guidebook from inspiring English sources

His earlier book Compassionate Conservatism was defined as the "guidebook for Cameronism".

President Jiang Zemin had come with an entourage of party grandees to unveil a 6 metre-high bronze statue of the late Chairman Mao, looking, as the guidebook has it, "firm and steady, and glowing with health".

It is not nearly as picturesque as the guidebook engravings we considered earlier - the ruins is are not charming enough, the presence of the men is too literal, and there is no effort to aesthetically frame the view.

Wurman, an architect by trade, has made millions creating books that explain complicated concepts with clever graphics, such as the guidebook Los Angeles Access, the Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money and Markets and the 1989 bestseller Information Anxiety.

As the guidebook noted, it went, "from dump to glory".

The Gita serves as the guidebook for many Hindus and non-Hindus on how to live a life of devotion to God, while also cultivating a healthy detachment from the things of this world.

As the guidebooks might say, this is worth a detour.

And for that "wild pig" dish alone it is -- as the guidebooks say -- "worth a detour".

San Francisco, as the guidebooks endlessly repeat, is a city of neighborhoods.

Though not fancy, Metro Bis is worth a detour, as the guidebooks say.

As the guidebooks grew up, the museum model took hold: foreign cultures are fragile, and should be observed as if through glass; a practice you abhor may simply be a custom you don't understand.