Sentence examples for cited book from inspiring English sources

The claim featured prominently in their widely cited book "Myth and Measurement".

Under cross-examination, Mr. Baigent, who had cited book reviews to support his statement, reacted to a Random House lawyer's declaration that it was false.

In this paper, we have taken the four dimensions given by Everett M Roger's book diffusion of innovation which has more than 77,533 citations and which is the second most cited book in social science.

Turoff wrote one of the first papers on this topic in 1970, and he and Professor Linstone went on to write the most cited book about Delphi "The Delphi Method" [43].

Brian Barry, for one, opens his widely cited book Justice as Impartiality by boldly affirming the universality of his theory: 'I continue to believe in the possibility of putting forward a universally valid case in favor of liberal egalitarian principles' (Barry 1995, 3).

Christgau cited "Book of Rhymes" and "Get Down" as highlights and quipped, "confessions of a mama's boy, tales of a hustler, lies of a mortal man".

As for the most cited books?

Rites familiaux (1886; "Family Rites"), describing the Confucian-influenced, familial ancestor cult, is among his frequently cited books.

"It's a return to the bad old days of the N.S.A.," said Mr. Bamford, who has written two widely cited books on the intelligence agency.

Kat Anderson wrote an often cited book-length thesis on these practices among California Indians in her book Tending the Wild.

Favorite books ranged from, yes, War and Peace to The Black Stallion; some even cited books they themselves had written.