Sentence examples for identified in book from inspiring English sources

So from the very start, Thrasymachus is depicted as torn between the characteristic drives of the two lower parts of the soul identified in Book IV of the Republic: the appetitive part [epithumêtikon], which lusts after money, and the spirited part [thumos], which loves competition and victory.

She also identifies in Book I a wider objective: to show that it is not the case, as Boethius the character claims, that the wicked prosper and the good are oppressed.

The location of each book's critical events is usually identified in the book's title; the first twelve book titles are alliterative.

Kermes (Coccus ilicis/Kermes vermillio) which flourished on evergreen Oak (Quercus coccifera) in Spain, Portugal and Morocco is identified in the Book of Exodus in the Bible, where references are made to scarlet colored linen.

His eponymous heroine in Clarissa embodied the collection of nervous disorders Dr Cheyne had recently identified in his book The English Malady and soon "sensibility", carried by the bestselling book, infected the whole nation.

Mr. Kelley is identified in the book for the first time.

The guiding principles identified in this book can contribute powerfully to that debate.

While the person is not identified in the book, it was not a son of Gilbert White; he had no son.

By completing it, you will be able to benchmark your company's reorg against a number of best practices, identified in our book, ReOrg: How to Get it Right.

It must be somehow relevant that as the grandson of Clive Bell (identified in the book as "an Anglophone critic") and as the son of Quentin Bell he upholds certain high Bloomsbury values.

In the past couple of years, Ferguson's professional interest in civilisations and the relations between them has intersected intriguingly with his private life, thanks to his relationship with the dedicatee of Civilization, who is identified in the book only as "Ayaan".