Sentence examples for author of the defining from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Alter, author of "The Defining Moment: F.D.R.'s Hundred Days and the Triumph of Hope," said Mr. Trump did not come close to any modern president in meaningful accomplishments so far.

"Ugliness in scientific terms appears to be firmly associated with facial asymmetry," says Dr Chris Solomon of the University of Kent, author of the "Defining Beauty" report which was released earlier this month.

Jonathan Alter, an editor at Newsweek and the author of "The Defining Moment: FDR's Hundred Days and the Triumph of Hope" -- which has also benefited from the renewed fascination with the 1930s -- calls Ms. Shlaes's book a "taste badge," flaunted by Republicans looking for a way to oppose the administration.

A senior editor at Newsweek, Mr. Alter was the author of "The Defining Moment: F.D.R.'s Hundred Days and the Triumph of Hope," a best seller about the first months of Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency during the Great Depression, a time with obvious parallels to the present.

- Meg Jay, clinical psychologist and author of The Defining Decade: Why Your 20s Matter - and How to Make the Most of Them Now. 13.

Jay, a clinical psychologist, assistant professor at the University of Virginia, and author of The Defining Decade: Why Your Twenties Matter -- and How to Make the Most of Them Now, offers practical advice to help women in their 20s become the women they want to be in their 30s, 40s and beyond.

He is the author of Defining the National Interest.

Michael Lewis, author of one of the defining books about Wall Street excess, "Liar's Poker," told 60 Minutes that bonuses at banks bailed out by the government are akin to "a very elegant form of theft". [The big banks] have access to a zero percent loan in virtually unlimited quantities from the Federal Reserve.

Unity has a pathfinding engine built-in which allows the author of the simulation to define which areas of the scene are "walkable" and the different kinds of "agents" that will move through the scene Fig. 5.

This schism over who gets to define trafficking is about to come to a head for California voters in the form of Proposition 35, which, if passed this November, will set higher criminal penalties and fines for those who commit what the authors of the bill define as sex-trafficking, as opposed to labor trafficking.

Just over 2opercentt of the rapes happened after the victim and attacker "met at a nightspot," which the authors of the study defined as "nightclubs, cafés and bars".