Sentence examples for is handbook from inspiring English sources
noun
A topically organized book of reference on a certain field of knowledge, disregarding the size of it.
Her most recent book is Handbook for the Humanities, a collaboration with Robert Di Yanni.
A good book to start is "Handbook of Hypnotic Suggestions and Metaphors" by Dc Hammond, or any book regarding Milton H Erickson in order to learn about rapid trance induction (almost instantaneous induction into trace) and also constructing hypnotic language.
His latest work, including Ego Is The Enemy, are handbooks for the modern startup stoic.
The songs move at medium tempos but change constantly; they're handbooks of rock arranging.
"There were certain ways of doing things, and the work wasn't at all creative, innovative, or challenging," she explains, "It was handbook-style engineering".
There are handbooks filled with rules about political fundraising to help win an election, but what about to confirm that results are accurate?
It is a handbook of muscular freedom.
This issue of The Times Magazine is a handbook of another sort.
Her most recent book is The Handbook of Global Online Journalism (co-edited with Andreas Veglis, Wiley, 2012).
One book I have found to be eternally useful is "The Handbook of Tennis," by Paul Douglas.
"There is no handbook out there or anything like that," an upbeat Brown said.
