Sentences with phrase «main points of the book»
The main point of the book is tolerance of others and their points of view.
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One of the main points of the book is that fast food isn't cheap at all, once you add up all the social and health costs.
He gives a great many unnecessary details - such as the hair style and eye color of Signal Corps members, which just detracts from the main points of the book.
A complimentary product can be something as simple as a YouTube video that explains the main points of your book.
It may help you invest to some degree, but that is not the main point of the book.
Being happy as an investment manager is the main point of the book.
In this excellent review of James Montier's book — Behavioral Investing: A Practitioner's Guide to Applying Behavioral Finance, Bruce Grantier summarises the main points of the book with emphasis on mistakes and biases followed by a discussion of number of behavioral phenomena.
«cons: numerous factual errors and misrepresentations, failure to address many of the main points of the book»
To repeat, Judith Curry first states that Tamino's review contains (IN HER OWN WORDS) «numerous factual errors and misrepresentations, failure to address many of the main points of the book».
# 74 Judith Curry said: «cons: numerous factual errors and misrepresentations, failure to address many of the main points of the book»
In a video chat (above) recorded for Edge, he explores the main points of the book, including this one: Read more...
Along with good food and drink, Lester gave a brief talk on the main points of the book and answered questions from the attendees.
But further: am I allowed even to paraphrase (no «copying» at all) the main point of a book or article in a sermon, especially if that sermon is being taped or video recorded?