Sentence examples for intractable book from inspiring English sources

The first undergraduate year required of the student a full reading of Donne (not just the "Songs and Sonnets" – but tougher nuts, like the "Anniversaries"), the whole of The Faerie Queene (including the intractable Book V), the whole of Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained, the whole of Chaucer (including Troilus and Criseyde) and the less familiar plays of Shakespeare.

Intractable is a big word.

"I think the word is intractable.

The book shows how our hopefulness about intractable problems makes them harder to confront.

Because biological reproduction seemed to pose intractable problems, he devoted a chapter of his book to a consideration of the gene.

The title of a book is a complicated, and often intractable, affair.

For years, the struggle was intractable, but by 1976 he had begun to work on the book that he would never, ever, talk about: Darkness Visible.

The program book, in fact, listed an earlier version, with the mildly intractable Schoenberg work coming before the lush payoff of the Wagner.

Both books also point to one of capitalism's most intractable and widespread problems — costs that are important but do not show up in the balance sheet.

Revisiting the book now, I skirt around its problems, envy its resourceful and intractable heroes.

Only a small minority of patients with essential tremor seek treatment, Ms. Wisniewski's book says, although there are several medications that help and, for intractable cases, a surgical procedure that can greatly reduce, if not eliminate, the tremors.