Sentence examples for books established from inspiring English sources

Two of Barthes's later books established his late-blooming reputation as a stylist and writer.

Early expeditions, photos and books established a certain mountain in the national imagination, and boys reading books grew into men eager to climb.

Fluidly written, with a strong narrative drive and an insistent, polemical edge, both books established Mr. Judt as a historian whose ability to see the present in the past gave his work an unusual air of immediacy.

He wrote and illustrated children's books, established his own international mime school in Paris, was awarded one of France's highest honours, the Officier de la Légion d'Honneur (1986), and was elected to the Académie des Beaux-Arts.

Winners of the 19 awards for books, established in 2005 in an attempt to infuse the publishing industry with some pizazz, were selected by the public in online voting.

The most influential modern publisher of English low-priced books, however, was Allen Lane, whose Penguin books, established in 1935 and inspired by such continental publishers as Insel Verlag and Albatross, proved that a well-designed series of inexpensive paperbacks, both worthwhile reprints and new titles, could succeed both commercially and intellectually.

A Stanford University professor and Hoover Institution fellow, he is the author or editor of more than 20 books, establishing a reputation as a vocal advocate of Russian democracy and sharp critic of Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin's crackdown on dissent.

The earlier book established Paddy as an uneasy outsider (an Irish Catholic in Scotland).

The book established the Krazy Straw conditions of Knott's entire career.

But de Waal's book established the reputation of the species in the mass media.

The record on quality has been equally striking, as the society's members work their connections with the jazz elite to book established and emerging artists of note.