Sentence examples for component of the book from inspiring English sources

The numerous end-of-chapter problems are an important component of the book.

The due date for my draft was January 15th, and I came back to WWE full time on the road at the beginning of January, so it became a fiasco!" There is often conflict between the subjects of autobiographies and their ghost writer, and with such a complicated industry as professional wrestling a key component of the book, the need for complete alignment was essential.

Violence is a major component of the book's 37 chapters, along with alcoholism, machismo and adultery; the descriptions are buoyed with humor.

Presented as no more than another component of the book's message of self-serving Realpolitik, Machiavelli's steady drumming of the lesson that the prince must treat his subjects well has an almost subliminal force.

Mr Piketty's wealth-inequality analysis certainly matters as a component of the book's argument, but it is not accurate to say, as Mr Giles does, that the results in Chapter 10 constitute the "central theme" of the book.Are the data wrong?

The image, an intrinsic component of the Book of Hours, is one of the reasons that led to their popularity: its function was not only illustrative, but rather practical it marked the sections of the manuscript and articulated their different parts to form the visual identities for the offices which opened out, acting also as a stimulus to meditation [2, 5].

It is true that the whole book has not been thus dealt with, but the copyright protects every substantial component part of the book, as well as the whole.

The music component to the book is equally important.

The mixture is rich in murder and madness, and you can go crazy, too, piecing together the components of the book; what matters is that each gorges on the other, and so it is with the two parts of "Blade Runner".

Finally, there is also a sad and somewhat frightening component of this book as first he described the early philanthropic foundations (and some federal laboratories) that supported and provided continued funding for laboratory and field research.

The final part of the book, Communication Frameworks, looks at dynamic self-adaptation, collective operations, and higher-order components.