Sentence examples for textbook version from inspiring English sources

He described Trump as "a textbook version of a dictator and a fascist".

The textbook version of Mendel and his pea experiments is a case in point.

That gives us the more familiar school textbook version of the second law: F=ma.

Lately, however, some researchers have been dissenting from the textbook version.

It's a high school textbook version of science, with everything messy and chaotic about scientific inquiry safely ignored.

It may be elementary, but it is not exactly the textbook version of how a bill becomes law.

As it happens, some very important work has already been done, for what we will need, is a fully formalized version of classical mechanics, not the textbook versions that leave many things unmentioned, but that might prove to be crucial for the underlying geometry.

SEOUL, South Korea — To conservative critics, a widely used textbook's version of how American and Soviet forces took control of Korea from Japanese colonialists in 1945 shows all that is wrong with the way South Korean history is taught to young people today.

A richly emotional leading man in "Othello" and "The Emperor Jones" in recent years, Mr. Thompson could certainly deliver a textbook-sharp version of a psychologically maimed Richard.

Ms. Riegel, a legal secretary in her mid-50's, had prepared for it by reading a standard textbook that contains abridged versions of judicial decisions and is used in many law schools.

They take for granted the most simplistic versions of textbook economics, in which only monetary incentives matter.