Sentence examples for a book composed from inspiring English sources

The project seemed interesting — might a book composed entirely of tweets succeed as a narrative?

The poems that follow make up the best set, in a book composed of groups of poems.

Roth spent four years writing "Call It Sleep," but it has the quality of a book composed in a kind of dream.

Meditations on the frieze lead Harbison to Peter Weiss's "immense historico-political novel 'The Aesthetics of Resistance,' " a book composed of "unwieldy blocks" of prose, not unlike the unwieldy fragments of stone that the Pergamon frieze has become over time.

"Then & Now," a book composed of two sets of photographs — one taken in 1973 and the other in 2004 — of every lot on Hollywood Boulevard, from the 8800 block to the 4500, is a three-decades-long time capsule.

It's a book, composed with the photographer Jean Mohr, on the experience of foreign labor: men and women who cross boundaries to find the work for surviving; who send money home and live with photographs of their family members.

Welles and producer John Houseman would come up with a book, compose a script (or else hire out the writing), and then Welles would tear the sucker up at the eleventh hour, swear at people, launch all sorts of items, and imbibe copious amounts of coffee, whiskey, and pineapple juice.

It's essentially a commonplace book, composed in the form of a book of days, which seeks to affront and arrest the reader with reminders of man's inhumanity to man.

In 936 he wrote Tosa nikki (The Tosa Diary), a travel book composed in the phonetic script instead of the Chinese that was normal for men's diaries.

Elizabeth Moynihan found a manuscript of this book, composed for a Wesleyan writing class, among her son's belongings.

Yet, as her mother did, she is still hashing out the particulars of what she calls "homemaking" with a new book, "Composing a Further Life: The Age of Active Wisdom," out next month from Knopf.