Sentence examples for book patterns from inspiring English sources

(The process is unpacked in a new book, "Patterns," which can be seen at the gallery).

Ruth Fulton Benedict wrote, Culture is "Personality Writ Large" in her book Patterns of Culture (htt1).

His most recent book Patterns of Exclusion was published in 2006 and was awarded the Karl Polanyi Prize.

Lacking "the time and quietness" that he needs for painting, he said, he indulged in a mentally relaxing game of chance, which he has documented in a dazzling, text-free book, "Patterns" (Distributed Art Publishers).

Her findings, published during the next decade in several journal articles and a book, Patterns of Attachment (1978), inspired major longitudinal attachment studies in the United States, West Germany, and Israel.

In her 1976 book Patterns of Childhood, she explained why it was so difficult: "Gradually, over a period of months, the dilemma has emerged: to remain speechless or to live in the third person, these seem to be the options.

Textile designer Orla Kiely observes in her book, Pattern, out this September that, "just like listening to music or reading poetry, the order, the rhythm and the flow [of pattern] stimulates the creative inner person and somehow inspires".

Franken's first book, "Pattern," was published in 1925 after catching the eye of Maxwell Perkins, the noted editor.

So Lisa and I sat down and started recreating some of the "by the book" pattern making techniques using Processing, and from there Lisa implemented her own drafting algorithms.

So Lisa and I sat down and started recreating some of the "by the book" pattern making techniques using Processing, and from there Lisa implemented her own drafting algorithms.

His many writings include the books "Pattern of Conquest" (1941), in which he analyzed the threat posed by Nazism before the United States entered the war, and "The Curtain Isn't Iron" (1950), about the Cold War and the Soviet Union.