Sentence examples for distinguished volumes from inspiring English sources
Dr. Norris was the author of many distinguished volumes in church history and theology.
Mentions both R. K. Narayan and G.V. Desani; writer states that his own style is an outgrowth of Desani's... Ved Mehta is a writer known both for his astute commentaries on the Indian scene and for his several distinguished volumes of autobiography.
Eminent historian Shlomo Aronson, author of numerous distinguished volumes, offered this memory.
"Theodore Rex", describing Roosevelt's years as president, from the assassination of William McKinley in 1901 to William Howard Taft's inauguration in 1909, is the more than worthy centrepiece of what will be a distinguished three-volume biography.
Printing either the Notebooks or Natural Selection results in output that is worthy of publication in a distinguished print volume.
The contributors are all distinguished scholars, but the volume as a whole is not well unified.
Lupton writes, "Readers can actually envision in this volume the distinguished artist who becomes the Maya Angelou of the 1990s".
But for a long time it must have been the house's contents that were truly anomalous: a careful, distinguished library of thousands of volumes.
In this second volume of his distinguished biography, Lewis picks up Du Bois's life in 1919.
It explicitly informs Starship Century: Toward the Grandest Horizon, a recent volume in which distinguished scientists explore the feasibility of initiating interstellar travel by 2100.
NEUBAUER--Peter B., M.D. "The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child" is saddened by the loss of Peter B. Neubauer, M.D., a distinguished Editor of the annual volume for nearly two decades.
