Sentence examples for books focused from inspiring English sources

In the late 19th century B.W.H. (Before Women's History), a flourishing genre of books focused on the lives of women connected to great men of the Revolutionary era.

For a couple of hours, starting at 9 a.m., they will sponsor a nonstop reading of children's books focused on New York life, from taxicabs to firefighters.

Whereas California science textbooks on other subjects list facts, the books focused on climate change use conditional words like "could", "might" or "may" throughout.

Art Rust Jr., a pioneering figure in New York radio sports talk shows and a sports historian whose books focused on the interplay of race and athletics, died Tuesday at a hospital in Manhattan.

One of two new books focused on him, "Salt of the Earth" features some 250 works from 1969-2011 that present Mr. Kiefer's obsession with alchemy and Jewish mysticism.

For the past 17 years, he has alternated between wide-ranging books on human nature, like "How the Mind Works" (1997) and "The Blank Slate" (2002), and books focused on his research, like "Words and Rules" (1999), about irregular verbs.

As a feminist, I find the books' focus on submissive women in sadomasochistic situations offensive.

Now that peace prospects have receded, books focus on the Palestinians, also numerous, who left voluntarily.

The other two books focus even more closely on a particular place.

Numerous scientific papers and books focus on properties and reactivity of various FGs.

Most day-trading books focus almost exclusively on the Nasdaq market, which has become the favored stomping ground of online traders.