Sentence examples for called textbook from inspiring English sources

He could write a book called "Textbook Basketball for Big Men".

So if you see a big van pull up on your college campus, don't be surprised if a giant yellow textbook - called Textbook Rebel - jumps out to do battle with Mr. $200 Textbook, as part of the cross-country tour organized by the Student PIRGs.

William Schmidt, a professor at Michigan State University who has made a scholarly study of math education and math textbooks, has called textbook publishers who claim their books are aligned with Common Core State Standards "snake oil salesman" and urges that buyers beware.

Funnily enough, they're acting in what economists would call textbook fashion.

The NSA reportedly infected 50,000 computer networks worldwide with malicious software with the sole aim of harvesting sensitive information it wasn't privy to, which is basically what you'd call textbook spy work in the digital age, from an agency tasked with spying.

The nature of complexity moreover challenges what we might call textbook approaches of strict and unambiguous application of methods, almost as if they should be applied regardless of complexities, of that which cannot be captured, controlled or foreseen completely.

And the construction of a canon — the choice of which poems ought to be assigned to students at various grade levels — grew out of a collision of nationalistic zeal, piety, commercial enterprise (the success or failure of various competitive "readers" — what we would call textbooks), thoughtless imitation, and a fair amount of what looks like happenstance.

And the construction of a canon the choice of which poems ought to be assigned to students at various grade levels grew out of a collision of nationalistic zeal, piety, commercial enterprise (the success or failure of various competitive "readers"—what we would call textbooks), thoughtless imitation, and a fair amount of what looks like happenstance.

It was called a "textbook example" of "insensitive development".

Schrieber, wearing the new umpires' hat with the Major League Baseball logo above the bill, called a textbook strike zone.

It was much more straightforward for Armitstead, who justified favouritism for the women's road race with what she called a "textbook" victory.