Sentence examples for books collated from inspiring English sources

GBD conceived the research idea, assisted with the book collection, reviewed a sample of the books, collated and analysed the data, and wrote the final text.

This book collates the best, and pairs them with illustrations by Sydney artist and writer Fury.

Phaidon will publish a book collating all his significant projects including 12 Ballads for the Huguenot House, when he turned a historic house in Kassel into a performance venue.

Her ​new book collates the grammatically-challenged abuse into several chapters, with some annotated commentary thrown in.

In 2014 he released a book collating a load of noir movie posters, and this year he's published Take That, Adolf! – in which he's turned his attention to the pulpy comics of WWII.

The autograph book was collated by Cpl Fred Heather, who was injured by a dum dum bullet that badly damaged his arm.

Hughes has also written and collated three books on visual verbal rhetoric.

As she observes, obsessional interests and repetitive behaviours would allow someone to practice, albeit inadvertently, whichever skill they were obsessed by. Malcolm Gladwell, in a book called "Outliers" which collated research done on outstanding people, suggested that anyone could become an expert in anything by practising for 10,000 hours.

Inductive reasoning has been used as well, as when all of the conversion accounts from the book of Acts are collated and analyzed to determine the steps necessary for salvation.

In its original use the term seems to have referred specifically to books that had been carefully collated and checked for accuracy, and only gradually did the meaning of the term also encompass fine editions.

The notes are to be collated into a book and presented to his family at the end of the week.