Sentence examples for book referred from inspiring English sources

The title of his book referred to their silence on human rights.

The crusaders of Eig's book referred to it in that singular way because it was a dream they had chased for so long, a silver bullet that actually turned out to be one.

When books are deeply linked, you'll be able to click on the title in any bibliography or any footnote and find the actual book referred to in the footnote.

"Brad's passing comment regarding needles in the 2012 book referred to the historic and illegal practice of intravenous injections of performance-enhancing substances, which was the subject of a law change by [world cycling's governing body] the UCI in 2011.

Correction: August 14 , 2001 Tuesday An article in Business Day yesterday about Robert Gottlieb, the editor for former President Bill Clinton's coming book, referred incorrectly to a volume on which he is currently working, by Robert A. Caro.

That was the third question raised by the Hoover Institution's fascinating new book referred to in yesterday's post (which dealt with the build-up to, and immediate aftermath of, the crisis).There is a very useful essay from Martin Neil Baily and Douglas Elliott on the various (and complex) provisions of the new regime, combining Basel rules and the Dodd-Frank Act.

Finally, why did USA Today, in its review of the book, refer to Denise as Caroline?

The book refers a couple of times to controversy surrounding Representative Gary A. Condit.

Lowell called North of Boston a "sad" book, referring to its portraits of inbred, isolated, and psychologically troubled rural New Englanders.

The book refers to photographs and letters, but it is primarily built upon Bailey's own imperfect recollections.

Thus the book refers to women undergoing orgasm as "reacting units" and to built-up sexual desire as "tension increment".