Sentence examples for invaluable book from inspiring English sources

Yet this remains an invaluable book.

"There was nothing static onstage," Margarete Baur-Heinhold writes in her invaluable book "The Baroque Theater".

This invaluable book from 1978 was published by Gollancz, under its Fantasy and Macabre imprint.

The only flaw of Charles Rosen's invaluable book "The Classical Style: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven" (1971) is its title.

Then, in 2006, she rallied as a writer, returning to form with "I Feel Bad About My Neck," a wry and invaluable book about aging.

Downes (who edited an invaluable book of Porter's writings, "Art in Its Own Terms," in 1979) came to the coterie as an apostate abstractionist in the late sixties.

As Hamburger explains, it digitally brings together the pieces of scattered and invaluable books.

"Present Shock" is one of those invaluable books that make sense of what we already half-know.

This masterpiece of local history, 10 years in the making, is proof that such invaluable books can still see the light of day, defying the outpourings of technology.

(These and other escapades are recounted by Stan Haynes, the most exhaustive chronicler of the Conventions, in a series of invaluable books).

One generous mom suggested that I read two invaluable books by the pioneering child psychologist Dr. Irene Morningflower-Sanctum, entitled "Catching the Gifted Child" and "If He Can Poke, He Can Fly".