Sentence examples for substantial books from inspiring English sources

Darwin researched and wrote 10 substantial books at Down House.

He wrote feeble verses, and at least two other substantial books.

Yet even as he has written seven substantial books in 12 years, Eggers has also established his own publishing house, bristling with attitude and backward-looking invention.

Economists like Lester C. Thurow, Dani Rodrik and Barry Eichengreen have written substantial books on the subject, while businessmen like George Soros and Bill Gates have offered their own assessments of our economic future.

Two decades passed before the publication of The Origin of Species (in which the word "evolution" does not appear) and in that time its author wrote several substantial books.

Too long confined to the discourse of art history and the continents of Europe and North America, the discipline is at last yielding substantial books and exhibitions devoted to the photography of Japan, Africa, Latin America and India, and to the distinctive photographies that have grown out of medicine, the criminal justice system, the family, anthropology and so on.

He never systematised his ideas in a substantial book.

In November Ruskin went abroad again, this time to Venice to research a more substantial book on architecture.

Shaw finished the work in the summer of 1902 and it was published as a substantial book in August 1903.

His book remains a slapdash if intermittently absorbing collection, a volume published, the reader hopes, simply to mark time between "Fast Food Nation" and another more substantial book.

The only substantial book fully devoted to the space, issued in 1981, is long out of print, and used copies sell for more than $100.