Sentence examples for most comprehensive book from inspiring English sources
The "Companion" is, by general acclaim, the single most comprehensive book on the subject of cooking and eating.
"Jugaad Innovation" is the most comprehensive book yet to appear on the subject (jugaad is a Hindi word meaning a clever improvisation).
The sixth edition of The Official Encyclopedia of Bridge, the most comprehensive book about the game, has been published by the American Contract Bridge League.
In the best and most comprehensive book to date on the Utøya massacre, Åsne Seierstad's "One of Us," the author describes what occurred in the hours following Breivik's arrest.
That said, "Searching for John Ford" offers many fascinating new facts and voices and is the most comprehensive book to date on the filmmaker McBride hails as "the closest equivalent we have had to a homegrown Shakespeare".
Marion Whybrow, who has died aged 83, was a knowledgable and sensitive writer of art history, biography, plays and fiction, whose best-known work, St Ives 1883-1993, Poftrant of ArtArt Colony (1994), was the most comprehensive book of its kind.
At 632 pages (and with 1,000 photographs, many of them rare), this 8.5" by 11" hardcover work stands as one of the most comprehensive books ever issued on any actor or team of actors.
This detailed account of how the beloved comedy team made their many classic films is also an impressive 632 page, 8.5" by 11" hardcover work which stands as one of the most comprehensive books ever issued on any actor or team.
In my opinion, so far, the most comprehensive recent book on Herodotus is Robert Strassler's, "The Landmark Herodotus - The Ηistories", (first edition 2007, Pantheon Books, New York).
The Chicago Tribune described the online version as an extension of "the most comprehensive reference book on the Chicago region ever published" that is unlimited by physical bounds.
A Chicago Sun-Times reviewer describes it as a scholarly product that is "easily the most comprehensive reference book on the Chicago region ever published".
