Sentence examples for widely read book from inspiring English sources
His Poetice (1561; "Poetics") became his most widely read book.
In 1979, Hardwick published what remains her most widely read book, the gorgeous "Sleepless Nights".
A widely read book is "The Monk and the Riddle", a manifesto bemoaning the Valley's lack of entrepreneurialism.
A widely read book these days is "The Monk and the Riddle" by Randy Komisar, a Valley veteran.
In 1973 such practices were codified in "The Jewish Catalog," a widely read book modeled on "The Whole Earth Catalog".
He wrote a widely read book on the methodology of economic analysis, Three Essays on the State of Economic Science (1957).
Men like Ian McEwan and Julian Barnes have written very short, highly regarded and widely read books in recent years.
The irreverent wit of Lazarillo helped make it one of the most widely read books of its time.
He wrote the widely read books on manufacturing Toyota Production System (1978), Workplace Management (1984), and Just-in-Time for Today and Tomorrow 19888).
But what about the widely read books by and about the female survivors of kidnapping that have appeared in the last 10 years?
Dr. Bernie Zilbergeld, a psychologist whose widely read books helped debunk popular assumptions about male sexuality, died on June 12 at his home in Oakland, Calif.
