Sentence examples for the author of principles from inspiring English sources

Psychologists like Dr. Weiner, the author of "Principles of Rorschach Interpretation" and another book on the test, strongly disputed the conclusions drawn in the review.

Beauregard was the author of Principles and Maxims of the Art of War (1863) and Report on the Defense of Charleston (1864).

N. Gregory Mankiw, the author of "Principles of Economics," one of the largest-selling introductory economics textbooks, said that he had included the Jevons and Roberts novels in his text's suggested reading list, but that he had never used them in his undergraduate classes at Harvard.

He is also the author of Principles of Synthetic Intelligence (Oxford University Press).

Mr. Rosen was the author of The Principles of Specification Writing (1967), which was renamed Construction Specification Writing: Principles & Procedures and is currently in its sixth revised edition.

The bridegroom, 46, is the author of "Life Principles: Feeling Good by Doing Good" (Emmis Books, 2005).

Her father is an emeritus professor of educational psychology at the Michigan State College of Education and the author of "Powerful Principles of Instruction" (Longman Publishing Group, 1995).

He is the author of The Principles of Feng Shui, Yi Jing for Love and Marriage, and each year he publishes his Chinese Astrology & Feng Shui Guide.

In this guise he is presented as the author of a theory of principles, which went even beyond the principles of Plato's later metaphysics, the one and the indefinite dyad, and which shows similarities to the Neoplatonic system of Plotinus.

Starting position of the authors for these principles and recommendations The authors of these principles and recommendations understand the two models to be complementary.

Glenn is the author of Shift: Indigenous Principles for Corporate Change and writes a bi-weekly blog, Heart & Mind about bridging the gap between the heart and the mind in work and life.