Sentence examples for guides the reader from inspiring English sources
Just as with Bradshaw's classic guides, the reader may imagine themselves at every stop.
In "Country Cooking from Central France," Mathews guides the reader through the preparation of farce double, a specialty from the mountain village of La Tour Lambert.
Mr Wade has a clear mind and limpid prose style which guides the reader almost effortlessly through 200 years of intellectual history.
98. Underworld by Don DeLillo (1997) A writer of "frightening perception", Don DeLillo guides the reader in an epic journey through America's history and popular culture.
"Strafford" guides the reader gracefully through its historical moment, and the complexities of an individual who is "impatient of himself, his greatness / Rooted in limitation".
Beginning with the question "Why is there something rather than nothing?," Holt guides the reader through pockets of deep thinking and erudition in the Western world, interviewing influential figures in such fields as theology, philosophy, physics, and literature.
In addition, a selection of references guides the readers who want to know more about a specific topic.
This structure provides narrative anchors to guide the reader through the horrors to come.
The author keeps up a strong narrative drive, guiding the reader through the tortuously involved negotiations of the Congress.
She is, instead, intensely focused on the books at hand, marking highlights, supplying context, guiding the reader through passage after passage.
In "Strategic Asset Allocation" (published by Oxford University Press), John Campbell and Luis Viceira of Harvard University guide the reader (who will need a bit of maths) to the frontiers of pure and applied portfolio choice.
