Sentence examples for textbook signs from inspiring English sources

These were textbook signs of Ebola.

The Dow Jones closed at a record high last week, leaving investors both richer and further perplexed by a market that continues to exhibit textbook signs of bipolar personality disorder.

I've always associated this way of thinking with medical pseudoscience, so I was shocked to see textbook signs of it in the least likely place: a recent essay on gun culture for The Atlantic by the conservative writer David French.

On Tuesday, the convention was expecting to hear from House speaker Paul Ryan, who has yet to endorse Trump and has expressed concerns over comments from the presumptive nominee he said showed signs of "textbook racism".

In effect, in the latest edition of our neurology textbook we emphasize these signs and commit a whole section to this topic [ 20].

Our old set of Miller and Levine dragonfly biology textbooks had all the signs of well-loved books, ear-marked pages, ripped corners, and weakened spines.

The weekend assault against the gambling industry figure, Ng Man-sun, a casino hotel investor, bore the signs of a textbook attack by triads, or Chinese criminal societies, experts and analysts said on Wednesday.

But during the opening, a group of E.M.T.s walked across the street with a copy of their training textbook for Mr. Nader to sign.

He did not bring books to class, never a sign of the textbook or a sheaf of notes, and his shambling discourses made us feel that we were becoming what he saw before him, an amorphous entity.

If the person you're texting normally doesn't try to have perfectly crafted, grammatically correct sentences, and all of a sudden the response you get from him could have come out of your English textbook, then this is a sign that he's trying too hard to seem like he's telling the truth.

Decor is strictly textbook New York Southern, with old road signs and filling station paraphernalia on the walls.