Sentence examples for book addressed from inspiring English sources

Set in the school he taught in, his book addressed itself to issues of race and class.

"Why Globalisation Works" is a long, serious book, addressed to economists and to academics in neighbouring disciplines as much as to the intelligent general reader.

Now comes another picture book addressed to the kinds of parents that Mansbach spoke for: "The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep," by Carl-Johan Forssén Ehrlin, a Swedish life coach and professor of communications.

By Chester T. Crowell and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 6 , 1933P. 15 Comment Booth Tarkington received word that a book addressed to him from an English publishing house was held by Customs on a technicality.

By design or not, she has with this book addressed an issue, her husband's affair with an intern, that she was criticized for ignoring when she ran for Senate in 2000.

By that time, Mrs Beeton had died, at the age of 28.Aimed at the ordinary young married woman who would probably have had to do without domestic servants, save perhaps a chambermaid, Mrs Beeton's book addressed the mistress of the house as though she were the "commander of an army".

Plain," this book addresses urgent questions both directly and indirectly.

Create a children's book addressing that issue.

Beth Buelow's book addresses the mistaken assumption that "entrepreneurial success belongs to extroverts".

Peirene's first commissioned fiction book addressing urgent political topics via literature.

The book addresses the two pillars of terror management – cultural worldviews and self-esteem.