Sentence examples for classic textbook from inspiring English sources

He wrote (with F.A. Cotton) the classic textbook Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (1962).

Mr. Rosenfeld: I am the classic textbook boomer: I was born in 1946.

In 1908 William McDougall adopted this perspective in his classic textbook An Introduction to Social Psychology.

With Joseph W. Kennedy he wrote the classic textbook "Nuclear and Radiochemistry".

She has a classic textbook stride, graceful and understated, and is a quiet presence on the course.

She wrote more than 400 peer-reviewed papers and 38 book chapters, in addition to her classic textbook.

She wrote extensively in journals and books, some of which remain in print as classic textbooks.

Some are classic textbooks for students and lay readers trying to grapple with statistics and survey writing.

In 1987, The New York Times put it on its list of the 19 classic textbooks of all time, in all disciplines.

Billingsley (1995) and Feller (1968) are classic textbooks on the mathematical theory of probability.

There's a sense that while classic, textbook-definition monopolies like American Tobacco, AT&T and Standard Oil are still not allowed (illegal under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act), under the current, business-friendly administration, monopolistic practices are tolerable ― as long as consumers don't complain too much.