Sentence examples for book is representative from inspiring English sources

In short, I have no idea whether this book is representative of the state sector, but it is a compelling read.

This book is representative of Runyon's style in its use of an exaggerated version of local idiom to portray a particular class of characters gamblers, promoters, fight managers, race-track bookies, and other habitués of the street.

The author makes clear that his choice of books is representative and not necessarily definitive: They are meant to be "nodal points, places where vast areas of thought and feeling gathered and dispersed," and within each chapter he brings up related works.

Books of Wonder is representative of the "independent book retailer," Mr. Kerr said, which is to be "rewarded for supporting the Babar brand over the last several decades".

This book is a representative anthology of pieces that have appeared in the quarterly, This Magazine Is About Schools, published on a shoestring in Toronto since April , 1966

The mid-life crisis at the heart of this book is also representative of a crisis in American identity.

In short, much of the book is as representative of France as the Hamptons and Martha's Vineyard are of the United States.

The book is a representative selection of the latest trends in rehabilitation robotics and can be used as a reference for teaching on mechatronic devices for rehabilitation.

"The first book is very representative to who I am," she said.

The final section of the book's title poem is representative and if the sounds, textures and images conjured can be alluring, it remains challenging and radical stuff:    We have seen the city; it is the gibbous    Mirrored eye of an insect.

The second supposed autogynephile represented in the book is included "less because she is representative than because she openly and floridly exemplifies the essential features of autogynephilia" (p. 156).