Sentence examples for foundational book from inspiring English sources

Based on the foundational book in Stephenie Meyer's best-selling multivolume series, and directed by Catherine Hardwicke.

Charles Perrow, a Yale sociologist, wrote a foundational book entitled Normal Accidents: Living With High Risk Technologies in which he described how complex, interactive, closely coupled systems can produce such outcomes.

Sen. Ron Johnson said Atlas Shrugged was his "foundational book".

Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) said Atlas Shrugged is his "foundational book".

More than a hundred years ago, in his foundational book, "Hind Swaraj," Mahatma Gandhi expressed the idea that the measuring rod of civilization is moral progress.

Intellectual taste at Deep Springs is governed by a sophisticated attraction to foundational books and an adolescent admiration of the obscure.

The WK Kellogg Community Health Scholars Program was the first to conceptualize a common definition of CBPR, leading to CBPR "foundational books" [ 24– 26].

Often, great works of literature also reflect philosophical systems of thinking, and reading such works can be a much less threatening prospect than tackling the dry foundational books.

To ensure you know where your opponent is coming from, read a few of the foundational books about ID such as Darwin's Black Box by Michael Behe and Signature in the Cell by Stephen Meyer.

All these books we publish, important, foundational, patriotic books––truly patriotic books––and nobody buys them!

In 2009, the Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of Robert Frank's foundational photography book "The Americans" with an exhibit of the volume's eighty-three images.