Sentence examples for guidebook set from inspiring English sources

Last year, editors revising the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), the authoritative psychiatric guidebook, set off a firestorm of criticism by considering that the diagnosis of major depression could apply to someone exhibiting certain aspects of grief within weeks after the death of a loved one.

In 1980, armed with a backpack and a dog-eared copy of the Lonely Planet guidebook, I set out on a yearlong post-university trip through Asia.

The project produced a guidebook for setting up a mobility centre [18].

There is no roadmap, guidebook, manuscript, or a set of prerequisites in place on how to navigate your journey.

Setting her guidebook beneath her head, she reclines on the bench.

We've armed ourselves with guidebooks and are setting off on a DIY tour of the bits we're allowed to visit on our own.

"In its essence, I argue that the Australian constitution is a guidebook, if you like, it sets out the way that our parliamentary processes function.

It has a guidebook quality, with Verne continually setting out what Yokohama is like, or the speed at which a given boat can travel.

HF Holidays has a six-night package that includes luggage transfer, a set of maps and guidebook, for about $645 a person, double occupancy.

Described in the Guidebook, the "melodramatic stunt spectacular" was set on a "privateer ship" called the Sea Sceptre.

The cult Portland artist aims to bring the wisdom of Tarot into the new century; this box set combines her popular guidebook with a 78-card deck.