Sentence examples for books tracing from inspiring English sources

4. The Man without a Face by Masha Gessen One of many books tracing the rise and crimes of Putin, Gessen's appeals for the interweaving of her personal story with Putin's progressive domination of Russian society.

We can watch them read and respond to a vast range of books, tracing their thoughts and glimpsing the ways in which they used their scholarship to advise kings, ambassadors, and archbishops".

There's double entendre; there's performance; there's even a moment in which we cozy up over one of his books, tracing fingers over line after sexual line of poetry.

These two books trace the cash source of theological confidence.

Her books trace the progression of her life, in relatively straightforward chronological order.

These two new books trace the extraordinary outlines of Millay's myth.

WHEN history books trace the evolution of the euro crisis, September 2012 will mark the beginning of a new chapter.

"Manifold Greatness," like some recent books, traces how the very act of translating the Bible was controversial.

Or one could say, as St. Aubyn put it, that the books trace Patrick Melrose's attempt to emerge "with dignity from an impossible assault on dignity".

These books trace "bestiality's history"—that is, they recount instances of increasing violence on the part of the state against the powerless.

Books traces the personality traits of history's great movers and shakers, asking what impact their unique characteristics may have had on world events.