Sentence examples for book introduction from inspiring English sources

His first book, Introduction to the Study of Embryology, appeared in 1887, followed by many papers on marine biology.

In his book Introduction to Metaphysics, published in 1953, Heidegger retrospectively praised "the inner truth and greatness of National Socialism".

"God has cursed the earth," Mr. North writes, alluding to the Book of Genesis in his 1973 book "Introduction to Christian Economics".

The book has not been formally banned in Singapore; it was on sale for two weeks before being removed from store shelves upon Mr. Shadrake's arrest, one day after his formal book introduction.

Mr. Capalino also said the hotel expected fewer special events, which, in its first two months, included three opening-night parties for the hotel, a Miramax premiere, a book introduction and a birthday gathering for Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Benedict, born Joseph Ratzinger, was himself a German academic, and is the author of notable works of scholarship, including the 1968 book "Introduction to Christianity," a much heralded explication of the faith.

"I feel like she's tried to be pretty clear about that in her book introductions.

(Edward Bond was an early literary hero, and the playwrights share a fondness for combative book introductions).

"[This is for] articles we have written about research by others, book introductions, editorials and things like that".

My two old favorites, David Quamman's "Reluctant Mr. Darwin" and Jonathan Weiner's "Beak of the Finch" (written by Deborah Heiligman's husband), are a bit beyond my 7-year-old son's reading level, but "Animals Charles Darwin Saw" is a wonderful picture-book introduction to Darwin and his dangerous ideas.

You'd expect the elephant folio to be more truncated: Abe Books' introduction to book sizes.