Sentence examples for book composed from inspiring English sources

The project seemed interesting — might a book composed entirely of tweets succeed as a narrative?

Elizabeth Moynihan found a manuscript of this book, composed for a Wesleyan writing class, among her son's belongings.

The poems that follow make up the best set, in a book composed of groups of poems.

In 936 he wrote Tosa nikki (The Tosa Diary), a travel book composed in the phonetic script instead of the Chinese that was normal for men's diaries.

Roth spent four years writing "Call It Sleep," but it has the quality of a book composed in a kind of dream.

In a similar spirit, Auster's book — composed of loosely organized fragments and written, coquettishly, in the second person — scarcely mentions his other writing.

She often refers to the book "Composing a Life," by the anthropologist Mary Catherine Bateson, who is the daughter of Gregory Bateson and Margaret Mead.

His first book, Composing the World: Harmony in the Medieval Platonic Cosmos, was published by Oxford University Press in 2017.

Yet, as her mother did, she is still hashing out the particulars of what she calls "homemaking" with a new book, "Composing a Further Life: The Age of Active Wisdom," out next month from Knopf.

Dr. Mary Catherine Bateson is a noted author, anthropologist, and scholar who encourages older adults to claim a voice for the future, most recently in the book Composing a Further Life: The Age of Active Wisdom.

The Therapeutae had, in addition to the Old Testament, books composed by the founders of their sect on the allegorical method of interpreting Scripture.