Sentence examples for purpose of books from inspiring English sources

The whole purpose of books like these is to provoke you into working up an outlook of your own -- and here are two books that are wonderfully useful for provoking new thoughts of every kind, even a few never intended by the authors.

There has long been an argument in New York about what, exactly, the purpose of book awards ought to be.

A failure to notice these quam proxime forms in Book 1 blinds one to the subtlety of the approximative reasoning Newton employs in Book 3. The purpose of Book 2 is to provide a conclusive refutation of the Cartesian idea, adopted as well by Leibniz, that the planets are carried around their orbits by fluid vortices.

According to the MTUHA guideline/manual the purpose of book 2 is to facilitate completion of book 10.

But this was not the purpose of my book, and the book is not a fight.

"Because the purpose of the books was to help kids tie the pictures in with the words".

The clue to the real purpose of these books is the section of the bookstore you find them in.

He thinks, as Victorian idealists such as George Eliot did, that the purpose of good books is to teach one how to live better.

And despite the obvious ugliness of charging obscene amounts for the purpose of making books available to the public, one can see that the publishers' backs are against the wall.

He used his own teaching experience as the background for his writing; mainly abstract, the purpose of the books was to instill logical thinking.

In an interview in Psychology Today from 1975, Shah elaborated: The main purpose of my books on magic was to make this material available to the general reader.