Sentence examples for book introducing from inspiring English sources

Nobody wants to know about that," opens Messud's book, introducing us to Nora, single, 42 and tired of being good.

Hall writes in her new book, Introducing the Ancient Greeks: "The sanctuary of Dionysus must have resembled a massive sunlit abattoir attached to a barbecue.

Edith Hall's book Introducing the Ancient Greeks reminds me that Plato said his people liked to live "like frogs or ants around the pond".

In her recent book Introducing the Ancient Greeks, Edith Hall – a professor of classics at King's College London – rebuts the sceptics who deploy revisionist research to brand enthusiasm for the Greeks as a mere ancestor-cult of the "Oldest Dead White European Males".

He sized the place up an then published England's intimate details in the Domesday Book, introducing a bit of Norman styling to the process.

The ill-defined problem proposed to the students is rooted in the narrative frame of a children' book introducing basic concepts of programming and robotics, Vibot the robot (Romero & Loufane, 2016).

This book introduces one of my favourite kick-ass heroines – the wonderfully monikered Katniss Everdeen.

Her name is Janelle Vonn, and the book introduces her as a scrappy little girl.

Now, eight years later, comes this new book, introduced with a blunt mea culpa.

The book introduces us to the engaging Commissaire Adamsberg, one of my favourite fictional detectives.

Rice's book introduced the world to vampires that were brooding and self-loathing and squabbled like humans.