Sentence examples for books introducing from inspiring English sources

He wrote 28 books, introducing the French to the genre of impoverished solitude.

To further the cause of inclusive fitness, Wilson included the idea in a series of influential articles and books, introducing the startling logic of Hamilton's equation to biologists.

We were tempted by certain books introducing poets well-known in their own countries but not in this one: a major Romanian, Lucian Blaga, in Brenda Walker's sumptuously printed versions; the modern Hungarian Sándor Kányádi translated by Paul Sohar; poets arriving from the Turkish and the Catalan.

He has co-authored successful books introducing to HPLC and Multidimensional HPLC of Polymers as well as MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometry, which were very positively received in the community (cf. DOI 10.1007/s00216-014-7632-z).

The classic reference to Chinese face is not Confucius or the more recent Chinese sociologist Fei Xiaotong but an American missionary, Arthur Smith (1845 1932), who spent 54 years in China and wrote books introducing China to interested non-Chinese readers.

The TV series also contributed in increasing the geographic coverage of the books, introducing new customers in emerging countries like India and Brazil to the book series.

The first books introduced the plague and chronicled its grim fallout.

Other landmark exhibitions and books introduced the work of Robert Adams, William Eggleston, Frank Gohlke, Josef Koudelka, Nicholas Nixon, Jacques Henri Lartigue and Henry Wessel, among others.

Y. I. Perelman, the Russian science writer and author of many popular science books, introduced a magic star in his 1967 book "Lively Mathematics".

Books "introduced me to worlds I never knew anything about, including women with deep décolletage," Mr. Segal said in a 2009 interview, "and I loved it".

These books introduced the US perspectives on general science to Japanese audiences.