Sentence examples for central book from inspiring English sources

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"Where I Was From" is the central book in Didion's career.

Mr. Shamdasani writes, "It is nothing less than the central book in his oeuvre".

He brought the Grand Central book to Lou Jacque, a tattoo artist at Darkside Tattoo in East Haven.

Drew Gilpin Faust, the Civil War historian who is also the new president of Harvard, has published what will probably be the central book in this accounting: "This Republic of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War" (Knopf; $27.95).

In "Babar the King" (1933) — the central book in the Babar saga — the rhinos and the elephants have been at war, but the point isn't that the rhinos are evil.

You just don't do that with marginal books; you only do that with central books.

This translation of the central books of "The Metaphysics" aims at no literary value, only literalness.

The first thing to know about Oxford today is how central books, and writers, are to its social and intellectual fabric.

The central books of the Republic suggest such a picture.

Clearly, then, distinctions from the metaphysics and epistemology of the central books are being translated into distinctions among pleasures.