Sentence examples for structured book from inspiring English sources

That "Parisians" required as much research as his earlier, more conventionally structured book "The Discovery of France" is evident on every page.

I've never met a structured book that forgets less, from Renchi's childhood memories of his grandmother's house - which they visit, in what is now a cordoned-off colony of paranoid retirees - to almost every conceivable cultural byway.

You can also sense the craftsmanship behind Joseph Stein's smartly structured book, adapted from stories by Sholom Aleichem, which depicts the changing world of Tevye; his wife, Golde (Randy Graff); and their daughters in the era of pogroms in pre-revolutionary Russia.

The loosely structured book, which on first inspection resembles a collection of adjunct short stories rather than a coherent novel, was first published in Paris in 1959 and pended publication in the United States until 1962, due to obscenity laws that were then in place.

Fielding-Barnsley and Purdie (2003) used an intervention of 8 weeks based on 'dialogic reading', a method for structured book reading (see Whitehurst, Arnold, Epstein, Angell, Smith, & Fischel, 1994) in the year prior to formal reading.

It seemed a very bare and structured book, like a winter tree.

In many books – plotted books, structured books, orderly books – the digressions are the most interesting and enjoyable parts.

It is very much a collaborative enterprise: Lélia designs the beautifully structured books through which Salgado tells what he calls his "stories".

In this column I want to look at a not uncommon way of writing and structuring books.

He was ambitious as a writer in the same way — very cunning in the way he structured the book.

Michael said, "Why don't we structure it loosely the way [War] is structured?" My book is divided into three sections: fear, killing, and love.