Sentence examples for book condemned from inspiring English sources

The book condemned the assumptions that had led the United States into a quagmire.

In assembling the show, Mr. Christian drew on research for his book "Condemned," published in March by New York University Press.

Fiona Terry, the director of research for Doctors Without Borders in Paris, won the world-order prize for her book "Condemned to Repeat?: The Paradox of Humanitarian Action" (Cornell, 2002), which warns aid agencies not to worsen the problems they want to fix.

His site generated enough buzz to earn him a publishing contract, and in 2005 he released a book condemning what he calls "romantic capitalism".

Why else would his latest book condemn rock music as tantamount to a narcotic, "sometimes a stimulant and sometimes a depressant, but always influential over the moods of its listeners," when he must know the same could be said of opera or Elgar?

At the end of her career she decided to write a book condemning the UK's drug policies.

And in this way St . Aubyns novels seem to be not only books about trauma but traumatized books, condemned to return again and again to primal wounds.

The Index librorum prohibitorum (1559; "Index of Forbidden Books"), a list of books condemned by the Roman Catholic Church as pernicious to faith and morals, was compiled by a censorship board that limited orthodox expression to a narrowly controlled range.

In March 1571 the special Congregation of the Index, a list of books condemned as dangers to faith and morals, was established distinct from the Inquisition, and hundreds of printers took flight to Switzerland and Germany.

My first book came out in 1990 and since then I've seen many books condemned for reasons like these when it all comes down to something very simple: publishers want to make money.

He lectured in Europe and the United States and wrote essays and books condemning the apartheid regime, including an autobiography and a biography of Mr. Biko.