Sentence examples for this book traces from inspiring English sources

This book traces Holbrooke's life and career, with excerpts from his own writing and essays by colleagues, journalists and scholars.

The nicest part of this book traces Rockefeller's emergence from solitude and self-doubt to the top of the business world, and to his position as the head of his family.

This book traces Reagan's path through the professional doldrums (movies in the Tugboat Annie and Dead End Kids series), his days of what he called "leadingladyitis" and his turbulent marriage to Jane Wyman.

Thoughtful and vividly written, this book traces the history of Islamic fundamentalism and brings to life the jihadists who conceived the attack on the twin towers and the officers of the CIA and FBI whose rivalries undermined efforts to thwart it.______________________________________________Guantánamo and the Abuse of Presidential Power By Joseph Margulies.

An Unnatural History of Emerging Infections by Ron Barrett and George Armelagos [160 pages, Oxford University Press, 2014; Guardian bookshop; Amazon UK hardcover/kindle UK; Amazon US hardcover/kindle US] Publisher's synopsis: This book traces the social and environmental determinants of human infectious diseases from the Neolithic to the present day.

This book traces the evolution of the number, distributions, and characteristics of foreigners in Italy, both legally resident and irregularly domiciled, over the last 10 years, and in some analyses over 20 or more years.

The chapters of this book trace some of those paths, and each is a kind of adventure: journeying through the landscapes of the human body as well as the emotional and social landscapes of my patients' lives.

This opening chapter of the book traces the origin of polymeric geotextiles from their beginnings until 1977, which was the year of the first international conference on the emerging topic held in Paris, France.

Chapter 8 of the book traces comedy critics' role in this process, and, despite Friedman's own work as a critic, it's not pretty.

The last third of the book traces the myriad fights between love children and various chest-thumping island lawyers.

We rarely get a sense of the way Markova danced; instead, the book traces a remarkable career, and captures her spirit of relentless hard work.