Sentence examples for book represented of from inspiring English sources

"In addition to the invasion of his privacy which this book represented, of particular concern to the claimant were a series of utterly and demonstrably false statements which it contained".

He insisted that he only augmented his Essays and did not correct them (this is not quite true), on the grounds that each state of his book represented a state of himself: "My first edition dates from 1580: I have long since grown old but not one inch wiser.

The suicides of those girls in that book represented the dying of my home town.

In practice, the essential teachings of Nanak, collected in the Adi Granth (Punjabi: "First Book"), represented a syncretic melding of elements of Vaishnava devotional Hinduism and Sufi Islam, with a goodly amount of social criticism thrown in.

As Jane Kallir, a director of Galerie St. Etienne, explains in an illuminating brochure essay, that book represented a culmination of early-20th-century interest in what would later become more popularly known as outsider art.

"I thought the book represented the fantasy of every black man or woman at one time or another in this country," Dixon, who co-produced and directed the film, said in 2004 when it was released on DVD.

The impairments on the HBOS loan book represented a loss rate of 10.5%, about twice as bad as Royal Bank of Scotland.

Through childhood I was dimly and progressively aware that the book represented a great number of ways to play and think about music, and so I came to take it as a book tracing a kind of philosophy of listening.

The book represented a major shift of focus in Lessing's writing, from realism to science fiction, and this disappointed many of her readers.

His engrossing new book represents something of a shift in perspective.

The conversations at the end of the book represent 40 years of thinking and talking about music, with occasional tailpieces containing Brendel's rear-view mirror of his former views.