Sentence examples for book survival from inspiring English sources

His latest book, "Survival of the Beautiful," is on aesthetics and evolution.

Dr. Etcoff wrote the book "Survival of the Prettiest," an exploration of the biological relationship people have with beauty.

Not only was he a concentration-camp survivor; with his 1947 book "Survival in Auschwitz," he was also the camps' noblest memoirist.

In another book, "Survival of the Beautiful: Art, Science and Evolution" (2011), Mr. Rothenberg mused on the function of beauty in the animal world.

In Nancy Etcoff's 1999 book, "Survival of the Prettiest," she explained one reason why an older face looks angry when the person doesn't feel mad.

That harsh declaration is in Levi's heroic book, "Survival in Auschwitz: The Nazi Assault on Humanity" (Collier, 1961), first published in the United States in 1959 as "If This Is a Man" (Orion Press).

The books' survival is all the more remarkable because, in Baghdad, looters left both the National Library and a government building containing thousands of illuminated Korans in smoldering ruins.

Lesbian author and historian Joan Nestle called the books "survival literature", explaining: "In whatever towns or cities these books were read, they were spreading the information that meant a new hope for trapped and isolated women".

If The Passage was a book about survival in the face of biological monsters, The Twelve was a book about survival in the face of political ones.

The book's survival is remarkable.

Alford calls it a book about survival.