Sentence examples for book achieving from inspiring English sources

Before and after the election, a passage from Richard Rorty's 1998 book, "Achieving Our Country," circulated on social media.

Mr. Rivkin worked on arms control issues at the Council on Foreign Relations and wrote a book, "Achieving Effective Arms Control".

The quote, which was subsequently written about in the Times and the Guardian and on Yahoo and the Web site for Cosmopolitan magazine, is from his book "Achieving Our Country," published in 1998.

He is the author of the forthcoming book, "Achieving Agency: Regaining Collective Responsibilities for All Students to Succed," (Rowman and Littlefield, 2017).

Anindya Kundu's book Achieving Agency: Regaining Collective Responsibilities in Education, will look at the social side of grit for disadvantaged students.

In our book, Achieving Democracy, my fellow law professor Joseph Tomain and I discuss how Americans use the law to express our collective judgments about fairness and equity in marketplaces.

The book achieves the same effect, a wave-scanning flicker through the characters' skulls.

Not since "Persepolis," Marjane Satrapi's memoir of her childhood in Khomeini's Iran, has a comic book achieved such crossover appeal in France.

This book achieves its aura of the sacrosanct by insisting that the later, more doomy and fraught part of Ms. Smith's life story belongs elsewhere.

Upon publication, the book achieved instant cult status among grunge-era romantics, and its totemic quality has only been strengthened by Dunn's literary silence ever since.

The book achieves a triumphant sparkle, however, in its treatment of individuals and their contribution to Jamaican life and the culture of the world.