Sentence examples for book reflections from inspiring English sources

These experiences helped to inspire his first book, "Reflections of an Affirmative Action Baby," which was published in 1991.

Judge Richard A. Posner of the federal appeals court in Chicago defended the practice in a new book, "Reflections on Judging," saying that "the Web is an incredible compendium of data and a potentially invaluable resource for lawyers and judges").

Strict voter-I.D. laws, he wrote two years ago in his book "Reflections on Judging," are "now widely regarded as a means of voter suppression rather than of fraud prevention".

As he put it in his book "Reflections on Language" (1975), "To come to know a human language would be an extraordinary intellectual achievement for a creature not specifically designed to accomplish this task".

I can't help thinking about the Louisiana case, with its missing fact, in conjunction with the current contretemps over a single sentence in Judge Richard A. Posner's latest book, "Reflections on Judging".

In a new book, "Reflections on Judging," Judge Posner, a prolific author who also teaches at the University of Chicago Law School, said, "I plead guilty to having written the majority opinion" in the case.

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"I volunteered for a number of reasons," he wrote in "We Seven," a book of reflections by the original astronauts published in 1962.

In his 2009 book GoodValue: Reflections on Money, Morality and an Uncertain World, he said company directors should carry the can for failings in their organisations.

"People see themselves in the photographs, and they realize they are no different," said Mr. Durak, whose book, "Ebru: Reflections of Cultural Diversity in Turkey," was published in 2006.

The Nobel prize-winner's book of reflections on art and life is the high-culture equivalent of the celebrity fragrance (such as Katy Perry's Purr).