Sentence examples for assigned book from inspiring English sources
Last fall, it was an assigned book that brought the Israeli-Palestinian conflict home to Brooklyn College.
His slim volume, "An Introduction to Legal Reasoning" (University of Chicago Press, 1949) has been a perennially assigned book at many of the nation's law schools.
The groups usually meet on a weeknight to discuss the previous week's sermon or to study the Bible or an assigned book.
In 2002, Westcott was a graduate student at N.Y.U., and found himself unexpectedly interested in an assigned book, "On Edge: Performance Art at the End of the Twentieth Century".
It was as much a social center, a place to drop in and see what was new among the leaves, so to speak, as a place to go and buy an assigned book.
They also said that "every community is home to a diversity of opinions on moral and religious questions … for every parent who objects to an assigned book, there will be others who favour it".
Yet he was teaching a class in modern fiction, and assigned books that are generally known as "slim" contemporary classics.
Read – a lot: "One student, having finished his assigned books early, asked me to assign him three big novels for the period between semesters.
(A contemporary teacher of literature, facing students who have multiple paperback and electronic editions of the assigned books, knows this difficulty well).
In addition to leading group meditation sessions and burning sage to break losing streaks, Jackson frequently assigned books to be read by his players.
Vassefi's friends at U.S. colleges read assigned books, attended lectures and wrote frequent papers.
