Sentence examples for book isolated from inspiring English sources

Dr. Saga has no need to keep his book isolated.

Is it strange for you to see that element of the book isolated in this way?

Both books isolate the child in order to encourage him to learn from the natural world, but Sherwood's Henry is naturally depraved while Rousseau's Emile is naturally good.

The vast majority of the evolutionary terms and concepts in each book were isolated in sections about evolution and diversity, while remarkably few were employed in other sections of the books.

"From road trips to more metaphysical journeys," the photographers Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb wrote in an introduction to the book, "from isolated northern towns to more ethnically diverse southern cities, from Norway's elderly to its youth, what these NJP projects share is a kind of questioning of the complicated issues that face Norway today".

In the book, an isolated Ellie seeks to escape a stultifying mother.

But the film goes further than the book in isolating some of the ways Jobs could be unstinting while, as a visual piece, offering a more concentrated punch to the hagiographic myth.

The collective intelligence of a library allows us to see things we can't see in a single, isolated book.

His book concerns the isolated, self-centered overprotectiveness of those who consider themselves artists — the very qualities that, in the end, make them vulnerable to the world's inevitable Nasreens.

On this screen, now visible to one billion people on earth, the technology of search will transform isolated books into the universal library of all human knowledge.

BOOK REVIEW Isolated Masterpiece In the high desert of southern Texas, Dan Flavin's colossal, newly completed "Untitled (Marfa Project)" is the last great work of 20th-century American art.