Sentence examples for framework of this book from inspiring English sources

If you ignore the tendentious framework of this book — with its populist fulminations about how entitled celebrities may be even "more likely to lie and take risks than average people" — there is much to learn.

This linguistic orientation is rooted in the beliefs of Systemic Functional Linguistics (hereafter referred to as SFL) (Halliday & Matthiessen, 2004), which serves as the theoretic framework of this book.

The framework of this book is a yearlong diary, but from that year James glances back through time, from her childhood to her entry to the House of Lords in 1991.

David's personal collection provides the framework for this book - a sequence of fragmented, non-chronological chapters, ranging through several generations of the Carter family, each passage inspired by a souvenir or relic from the annals of family life.

Mr. Berg said that if the framework of the book had changed, Mrs. Hertog should have approached the family to explain what she was doing.

"From that meeting, I started to buy like crazy any poster that would fit into the framework of the book," Mr. Perry wrote in an e-mail.

The many cultic figurines (usually female) found in Israelite levels of Palestinian archaeological sites also give colour to the sweeping indictments of the framework of the Book of Judges.

The analytical framework of the book helps understand, "one of the seeming paradoxes of the past 12 months — the prosperous middle-class people who have taken to the streets in the Arab world, in India and in Russia to protest crony capitalism," she writes.

The contributions are framed by an introductory chapter written by Andy Catley, Jeremy Lind, and Ian Scoones that outlines the conceptual framework of the book and a concluding chapter by Peter D. Little reflecting on the future of pastoralism in the Horn.

In this judgement he was largely alone; other critics perceived in the anecdotal framework of the book an uncertainty as to what it was about.

The TV series, which executive producers Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen said this week will premiere in May, does use the basic framework of the book.