Sentence examples for this book namely from inspiring English sources

IT'S also possible Michael Lewis had something else in mind completely when he set out to write this book, namely, Michael Lewis.

But even if Mr. Cramer is an interesting, and even iconic figure, neither he nor the other media stock pickers that Mr. Kurtz covers seem to substantiate the overall thesis of this book, namely that "in an age of lightning-quick Internet reports, saturation cable coverage and jittery day traders, moving the market is a remarkably easy thing to do".

Unfortunately, the most surprising discovery about these bacteria is too recent to be included in this book, namely, that they can integrate nearly their entire genome into the chromosome of their host, a unique example of massive lateral gene transfer.

This chapter introduces the subjects of the book, namely water turbo compressor refrigeration and heat pump systems, water ejector refrigeration and heat pump systems, and combined compressor ejector refrigeration and heat pump systems.

Nevertheless, I was surprised and disappointed that you completely neglected an important aspect of the book, namely the issue of charging.

Still, for all of its impressive depth, breadth and staggering length, something important is missing from the book, namely a documentation of its claims, or even so much as a bibliography.

We will cover about the first third of the book, namely, the first three chapters, all of which are available (free) from the Princeton library in their electronic course reserves.

Mr. LaBute said he believed that Ms. Byatt's reaction had stemmed partly from the fact that his script had captured the "central paradox" of the book: namely, how can two Victorians find it easier than two moderns to risk everything for love?

The denouement in my novel concerns a fundraising talent show put on by the residents in the middle of The Square, in which the hero of the book, namely an eight-year-old child, is dragooned by his mother to play a series of exercises on a grand piano in front of everyone else.

There is some problem with the footnotes found at the end of the book, namely their imprecision.

The film fails to incorporate much, if any, of the literary value of the book, namely the text's stark and minimalist presentation of the unflinching nihilism pervasive in both its subject matter and characters.