Sentence examples for canonical book from inspiring English sources
The inspiration for the choices of paper and ink was Henri Cartier-Bresson's canonical book "The Decisive Moment".
The canonical Book of Isaiah, after editorial redaction, probably assumed its present form during the 4th century bce.
It had achieved status as a canonical book largely because of its ethical judgments on the events that it recounts.
Every blessing, hymn, exchange of documents, change of vestments, seating arrangement and processional comes from the canonical book known as the Bishop's Ceremony.
Dispelling the condescending and sexist contemporary view that Ms. Jacobs's canonical book on cities was a housewife's collection of home remedies.
Forty years ago, the moral philosopher Peter Singer published his canonical book Animal Liberation, which has done much to change people's minds on this issue.
In his preface to Samuel and Kings (the Prologus Galeatus), Jerome sets forth a theory of the Old Testament canon that allows for no room between the canonical books and the apocrypha.
Sometimes he believed they just weren't supposed to be included with the highest canonical books.
Like many people, I enjoy learning which canonical books are unbeloved by which contemporary writers.
Structured like an undergraduate reading syllabus, this novel takes its chapter headings from canonical books, referencing many other titles, some genuine, others made up, on any given page.
Among the whole body of scrolls are varions-never complete except in the case of Isaiah-of all the canonical books except Esther.
