Sentence examples for this book argues from inspiring English sources

This book argues that the heretic's ability to reinvent reality is a universal human condition.

This book argues that the motive force of capitalism is faith.

On the other hand, this book argues that Wilson's grasp of human nature and his political instincts far exceeded Roosevelt's initially dismissive opinion of them.

The future is bright, this book argues, as long as policy makers don't do things that are sure to bring on the storm clouds.

This book argues that, whatever its other merits, Palestinian statehood would have little impact on terrorism because no possible compromise in Palestine will end the terrorists' insatiable demands.

By the time Hitchcock imploded with Ms. Hedren, this book argues, the craving for such power had stifled the creative vitality of his work.

As the contributors to this book argue, many of our ideas about Englishness emerged between 1880 and 1920.

Data is growing incredibly fast — by one account, it is more than doubling every two years — and the authors of this book argue that as storage costs plummet and algorithms improve, data-crunching techniques, once available only to spy agencies, research labs and gigantic companies, are becoming increasingly democratized.

A few months later they joined forces with the rising Labour star Lisa Nandy to produce this book, arguing not for a merger of their three parties, or even a formal electoral pact, but more cautiously for making common cause wherever possible.

The "grand narrative" of Western progress has collapsed, Mr Crooke declares with satisfaction, whereas the narrative of Islam is "revived and in the ascendant".This book argues that what is at stake between Islam and the West is a fundamental clash of values: nothing less than a different way of thinking about human beings.

There are good reasons for this, the book argues.