Sentence examples for contribution this book from inspiring English sources

'No, we're just having lunch.'" Whatever Frost's contribution, this book of quotations – like all the others I know – seems to have been largely sourced from other books of quotations, in an endless circle.

As he is one of a raft of authors on the financial crisis (I am another), the primary, and sizable, contribution of this book is the inside view it affords of the often limited powers of the federal government.

Movement became a matter of self-expression rather than codified technique, and perhaps the greatest contribution of this book is to chart that change -- from country to country, from discipline to discipline (or lack of discipline), from one personal vocabulary to another, from high moral earnestness to self-consciousness to self-indulgence.

As pointed out at the beginning of this review, the contribution of this book to the teaching of reading in secondary content areas is undervalued.

It calls the attention to some of the main contribution of this book such as the summary in a single source by means of a clear, objective, and synthetic form, and the main techniques for steel and composite structures modelling.

Stumpf supervised Husserl's habilitation thesis in Halle in 1887 and the latter's seminal work on phenomenology, Logical Investigations (1900 1901), is dedicated to him in recognition of his friendship and his philosophical contribution to this book.

My contribution to this book is me sharing my journey of how I began to get back on track.

It is when he turns his attention and all of these resources to a theological engagement with the connection between religious faith and violence that he makes, what I believe is, his greatest contribution in this book.

Again, while a discussion of the risk and safety involved in these subgroups of women is important in the AIDS discourse, this material is dated and, in its narrow focus, does not lend to the major contribution of this book as a work that challenges how the hierarchical nature of patriarchy adversely affects women's ability to advocate for and protect themselves.

One of the contributions of this book is the way it shows how a secret emotional life affected the personalities and temperaments of so many women.

But every infuriating misdiagnosis, every uncaring (or caring) school official, every setback, every gain finds an echo in the experiences of the hundreds of people whose contributions make this book such a rich and human document.