Sentence examples for this book established from inspiring English sources

This book established Petit as a potent poet of myth, imagery and nature in her own right and freed her to take off to Mexico and knock on the door of the house where Kahlo had lived and worked.

During the 1970s, when the city was broke, Times Square's war-zone ambience kept tourists away and Abbie Hoffman's "Steal This Book" established the counterculture chord of the times, second-acting became standard practice for the bohemian urbanite.

This book established Turow's career as a serious novelist and introduced the world to married couple Rusty and Barbara Sabich as well as his Rusty's nemesis Tommy Molto.

The big problem with his approach is contextual: once this book establishes that touching, for instance, is a physiological way of encouraging cooperative behavior or that embarrassment is a way to deflect combat, it is content to rest there — too content.

As Gary Snyder notes, this book establishes him as an equal to Robinson Jeffers in celebrating Western wildness in words.

This celebrated book established a whole theory on the notion of gradient flow in metric spaces, which requires careful definitions because, in the equation (x'(t)=-nabla F(x t))), neither the term (x') nor (nabla F) make any sense in this framework.

With this beginning, Watkins sets the terms for the reader's experience of the book, establishing the recurrent concerns of the collection: storytelling and myth-busting, knowing the past and surviving the present.

I think the book establishes that the narrative the [Coalition Provision Authority] was putting out every day was for the evening news.

The earlier book established Paddy as an uneasy outsider (an Irish Catholic in Scotland).

But de Waal's book established the reputation of the species in the mass media.

The book established the Krazy Straw conditions of Knott's entire career.