Sentence examples for sort of bible from inspiring English sources
"Les Miserables" sort of Bible to him.
For Bird and other organizers, it has served as a sort of bible.
Putin's Kleptocracy became a sort of bible for the investigative journalists looking at Putin's money.
"As such a major cultural institution, it makes sense that the swimsuit edition would be a sort of bible for that kind of learning," she said.
The German body has now been relegated to the status of a sort of Bible society for men of eighteen years or above.
I bought my own copy, and as I busied myself writing my second novel, Lifers, through that spring and summer, Tan's book became a sort of bible for everything I was trying to achieve.
In actual fact, it had become a sort of bible-of-meaning for Italian architects at the end of the nineteen hundreds and was consulted like the oracle each time the problem of deciding between tradition and modernity arose.
In support of this claim, Turkmenbashi had written a sort of national Bible, called "Ruhnama" ("Book of the Soul"), and he regarded himself as an accomplished writer — a clear sign of madness in anyone.
The film, adapted from a comic-book novel by Max Allan Collins with illustrations by Richard Piers Rayner, portrays the conflicts as a sort of contemporary Bible story with associations to Abraham and Isaac, and Cain and Abel.
His blog has become a sort of "Silicon Alley Bible".
