Sentence examples for this present book from inspiring English sources

The whole enterprise will surely comprise 2,000 pages or more; this present book clocks in at almost 700 pages, including five of intricate genealogical charts.

Ten years later, when NBC covered the 50th anniversary of D-day, he came up with the words, "This is the greatest generation any society has ever produced".That remarkable phrase gave this present book its title.

This chapter also offers a general summary and conclusion for the present book.

This beautifully written, designed and presented book omits two poignant details: in his last illness he lay there devising in his mind subjects for new tailpieces, and he died babbling of Cherryburn and the countryside of his youth.

But the author presents this book as the counterpart of Armageddon, his account of the last phase of the war against Germany.

Presenting this book as a rectifier, he outlines his intentions and the study's limitations.

Given the information presented, this book is clearly intended for physicians in training in intensive care; a more experienced audience would rather read a more in-depth intensive care medicine textbook.

"How do we present this book seriously if we work a lot of spiritual stuff in?" Though Mr. Sterling said he did his best to rein in that impulse, God remained a main character in the book.

This chapter presents the book Handbook of Social Choice and Welfare in two volumes, essays on past and on-going work in social choice theory and welfare economics.

This chapter summarizes the methodologies and applications for collaborative assembly design and assembly planning presented in this book, based on the presented methodologies and applications, some research issues in the future work are recommended and discussed.

"The studies in this book present evidence that the quest for growth in GDP and corporate profits has in fact worsened the lives of millions of men and women," Kim and two of his co-authors wrote in the introduction.