Sentence examples for book evidence from inspiring English sources

And if order book evidence can be trusted, that it unlikely to change any time soon.

But they're influenced not by Helmut Newton or Chris von Wangenheim, but by the crime-scene shutterbugs who worked for the New York police from 1914 to 1918, as represented in Luc Sante's book "Evidence".

From 1963 to April of this year, when her most recent book, "Evidence," came out, she has published 18 volumes of poetry, plus six books of prose; all but two of her books are still in print.

And from that photo research came my second book, "evidence," a collection of police evidence photographs from 1914 to 1918, which is entirely based on the holdings of the archives.

But Levant was a gargoyle, to be treasured as the ugliest runt ever to grace a movie screen, and if you inspect the contacts of that session, reproduced in Avedon's book "Evidence" (1994), you will discover Levant grinding his way through every known rictus of despair until Avedon finally traps him in the most clownlike, the most collapsed, and, by a long stretch, the most mortal.

Huxley summarized his argument in his highly influential 1863 book Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature.

But it is on record that working men and women longed for books, evidenced by the founding of working-men's libraries, institutes, and the colleges of the 18th and 19th centuries.

These exercises, along with two pieces that the publisher bills as stories but which read like biographical essays wedged jarringly into the collection's middle, lend an awkward, hodgepodge feel to Bottoms's book -- evidence, perhaps, of a serious talent still racked by growing pains.

His most recent book is Evidence, Decision and Causality.

Our book offers evidence that those who take on care work often pay an economic penalty.

The book detailed evidence from the case that had not been made public.