Sentence examples for groundbreaking books from inspiring English sources

Co-author of two groundbreaking books, The Adoption Triangle and Lethal Secrets.

Stern was also a noted architectural historian, writing groundbreaking books such as 40 Under 40: Young Talent in Architecture (1966) and New Directions in American Architecture (1969).

TWENTY-FIVE or 30 years ago fans of Chinese food flocked to large groundbreaking books by authors like Irene Kuo and Barbara Tropp.

Kate Swift, a writer and editor who in two groundbreaking books -- "Words and Women" and "The Handbook of Nonsexist Writing" -- brought attention to the sexual discrimination embedded in ordinary English usage, died on Saturday in Middletown, Conn.

Those sources are on display in a trilogy of groundbreaking books: Damnatio Memoriae (2004), The Erotics of God (2005) and a curious chart of world history and European culture called The Matter of Europe (2005).

The devastating consequences of the administration's embrace of such idées fixes (along with its cavalier dismissal of facts and arguments that did not support its big theories) has been examined before, of course, most notably by the New Yorker writers Seymour M. Hersh and George Packer in their groundbreaking books, "Chain of Command" (2004) and "The Assassins' Gate" (2005), respectively.

It's not a groundbreaking book.

It was almost exactly 20 years ago that Ted Polhemus published his groundbreaking book Street Style.

This was followed four years later by Susan Brownmiller's groundbreaking book Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape.

Tomorrow it might be the time to notice a new groundbreaking book by a professor or a scientific discovery.

Her groundbreaking book, "A Soprano on Her Head," has enabled many great performances in fields of all kinds.