Sentence examples for book revised from inspiring English sources

That book, revised in 1994, tells the stories of 18 couples.

Other reports include the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index for February and construction spending for January (Monday); the Federal Reserve beige book, revised fourth-quarter productivity, factory orders for January and the I.S.M. service index (Wednesday); and consumer credit for January (Friday).

A new edition of the book, revised in 1963 by Sister Marie Josephine, a lecturer in the Catholic Notre Dame College of Education, Glasgow, Scotland, removed the quotation on the assumption of a belief in God and removed reference to trying to understand the mind of God.

The book revised the traditional view of slave life as unrelentingly brutal and degrading, portraying instead a more complex relationship in which slaves, by accommodating their masters' paternalistic ethos, gained some control that prevented their own dehumanization.

AK conducted the analysis and wrote the first draft of the book (revised by other members of the team).

His investigation of the relationship between nature and the human mind continued in the long autobiographical poem addressed to Coleridge and later titled The Prelude (1798 99 in two books; 1804 in five books; 1805 in 13 books; revised continuously and published posthumously, 1850).

The book was revised by Harvey Fierstein.

However much the book was revised, it should have been revised more.

But when the book was revised and reissued, in 1958, it was a runaway success.

The Shock of the New was a success around the world; the book was revised and republished in 1991.

Michael Stewart's book (here revised by Stewart's sister Francine Pascal and Jerry Hermann's lyrics and music (admirably served by Robert Scott's musical direction) interweave the two.