Sentence examples for central book of from inspiring English sources

Victoria Glendinning, in her biography of West, has no doubt that Black Lamb and Grey Falcon is "the central book of her life... the work in which Rebecca West formulated her views on religion, ethics, art, myth and gender".

Schwab, the No. 2 market maker with 12percentt of Nasdaq trades, has been a notable dissenter to proposals to create a central book of all existing orders to buy and sell Nasdaq stocks.

His fans have been adding to this body of myth for many years, and its central book of occult lore, the Necronomicon, has taken on a life of its own.

My conclusion, though, was genuinely positive: "For all its unevenness Lanark is a work of loving and vivid imagination, yielding copious riches, especially in the two central books of Thaw's life which, had they been presented on their own, would surely have been hailed as a minor classic of the literature of adolescence".

The central books of the Republic suggest such a picture.

Just after joining the European Union, Austria asked to be named official keeper of the central stud book of origin of the 3,500 Lipizzaners in the world.

The Quran is the central religious book of Islam, believed to be the unadulterated word of God and the culmination of all previous Christian and Jewish scripture.

The images of the central books do not settle the question of whether or not the objects of the different faculties are the same.

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

While moral theory occupies a significant portion of the Republic, Socrates does not say a lot about its relation to the epistemology and metaphysics of the central books.

It was the family story, as central as a book of the Pentateuch.