Sentence examples for ends of power from inspiring English sources

He was released in late 1978, and his autobiographical The Ends of Power was published that same year.

Talk story about taxpayer's suit against H.R. Haldeman to deny him the royalties from his recently published book, "The Ends of Power," published by Times Books.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, April 3 , 1978P. 25 Talk story about taxpayer's suit against H.R. Haldeman to deny him the royalties from his recently published book, "The Ends of Power," published by Times Books.

"The Triumph of Politics" isn't as self-pitying as John Dean's "Blind Ambition" or Jeb Stuart Magruder's "American Life". On the other hand, it even surpasses H. R. Haldeman's "Ends of Power" in its lushness of metaphor.

But Kipnis writes, "whenever a work of architecture demands close attention, close reading, its palette of effects cannot but change in character from the emotive to the intellectual, and it can no longer serve so easily the ends of power". So in its failure to estrange, Modernism could only side with power.

Nixon associates being peddled in Frankfurt include H.R. Haldeman, who has written "The Ends of Power" while in jail, for Quadrangle/New York Times Books; Herb Klein, former White House communications director, writing "I'll Take One More Question," for Doubleday, and Henry A. Kissinger's memoirs, due in about two years from Little Brown.

In September, "The End of Power" was the 45,140th best-selling book on Amazon.

Still, as "The End of Power" attests, such is the new world order.

That said, The End of Power is admirably restrained in its ratio of prescription to description.

It's easy to see why Mark Zuckerberg likes Moisés Naím's The End of Power.

"The End of Power" was hardly an obscure title before Mr. Zuckerberg promoted it.