Sentence examples for essential books from inspiring English sources
Five essential books on Miley Cyrus.
After Susan Larson took us through her essential books about the city – from Streetcar to A Confederacy of Dunces – we turned to our readers to complete the list.
In spite of our distance from medieval theology, Dante's allegorical journey through sin and salvation known as the Divine Comedy endures as one of the essential books of mankind.
Tomorrow is the centenary of the birth of Malcolm Lowry, whose 1947 novel "Under the Volcano" always pops up on lists of "essential" books — required reading before you die.
He refuses to believe in the anti-Semitism of his mentor, Prof. Nae Ionescu, exclaiming: "He molded my earliest years, he made me ask important questions, referred me to essential books.
He mounts a splendidly unfashionable defence of the ageing Freud's world view and makes a case - rightly - for Thomas Mann's mighty novel, Dr Faustus, as one of the essential books of the last century.
Reservations are essential; book for each month on the first day of the preceding month.
This is an essential book for anyone contemplating surgery, medical treatment, or a career in medicine.
In Paul Tough's essential book, "How Children Succeed," he describes what's going on.
Headline; 304 pages; £6.99The cricket fan's other essential book and a good complement to "Wisden".
This is the essential book on Churchill's war-time speeches.
