Sentence examples for book naming from inspiring English sources

Decades before Tracey Emin and her tent, Iannone made an artist's book naming all the men she'd ever slept with.

I knew there was no method to book naming.

Victor S. Navasky, whose book "Naming Names" concerned the McCarthy era, said the WorldCom hearing had a whiff of the old days about it.

Following his 1972 seminal book, Naming and Necessity which explore what names refer to in relation to conversations in modal logic and the study of reference in his 2011 essay, "Vacuous Names and Fictional Entities", Kripke discusses fictional characters by way of pretence.

His 1980 book "Naming and Necessity," based on work he began in high school, is among the most influential philosophy books of the last 50 years, and his book-length interpretation of Wittgenstein, published two years later, is so thoroughgoing that some scholars now refer to a sort of composite figure known as Kripgenstein.

One of the most important discussions of identity is to be found in Saul Kripke's paper 'Identity and Necessity' and his book Naming and Necessity (in Munitz 1971, Kripke 1980).

The book is named for the pseudonym Rushdie used while in hiding.

You might only wish to write the name of the book and your name.

You have a Staten Island politician in your book named Vito Fopiano.

Where would a book named "The Postmistress" be without letters?

This chapter lists the names of the contributors of the book named 18th European Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering, such as J. Abonyi, A. Adhitya, O.FBarroso-Muñoz, and many others.