Sentence examples for book proceeding from inspiring English sources

Haight et al. (2003) have emphasised the important role of the person with dementia in having editorial control and decision-making power throughout the process of developing the book, with the life review and creation of the book proceeding hand in hand.

It's a spectacular book, proceeding by visions, as Rash portrays the ruthless urge of the Pembertons to cut down every tree in the world, beginning in North Carolina.

The book proceeds in sparse, aphoristic fragments, almost like prose poems.

The book proceeds from there like a stone down a hill.

The book proceeds in his urgent spirit, mingling personal knowledge and reminiscence with a Balzacian grasp of the whole.

The original book proceeded to grow even more controversial, being linked quite directly to a real-life murder.

The book proceeds year by year, and individual stories disappear, to be picked up again a few chapters later.

The book proceeds from the depressing assumption that presenting the harrowing lives of poor young people is the best way to get Americans to care about poverty.

The book proceeds to veer into domestic comedy, a satire of academic life, and finally to "The Airborne Toxic Event," for which it is famous.

Furthermore, it becomes clear as the book proceeds that each chapter corresponds to a significant span of "your" life, and is set in the historical present.

The book proceeds from terrifying grimness, through lonely mournfulness, until, midway, a morbid silliness begins sporadically to assert itself, like someone, exhausted by bad news, hysterically succumbing to giggles at a funeral.