Sentence examples for a book depicted from inspiring English sources

Irish critics, Enright told us, were preoccupied with the "Irishness" of what they read and discuss, but the large reading public in Ireland was different and much less worried about how a book depicted their country.

LONDON — For some odd reason, Prime Minister Gordon Brown emerged relatively unscathed earlier this year when a book depicted him as a volatile bully who swears at underlings, destroys office supplies and jabs his pen compulsively into the upholstery of his car in a bad-tempered manner at times of stress.

"I've never read a book depicting two teenage girls who are equally losers, unknowing and unattractive," Teo says – and in Ponti, you can.

The five people are related to a family that fled to Seoul last year and has since published a book depicting the horrors of life in North Korea.

Yet, half a year after Sarkozy's election, Lévy published a book depicting his old friend as a crass opportunist, cynically indifferent to ideas, and brutal in his capacity for denial.

1989) (finding that a book depicting the plaintiff in an unflattering manner was not defamatory, even if it could "reasonably be inferred [from the book] that [the plaintiff] was somewhat insensitive, unsympathetic, or callous" because "such [inferences] do not suffice for defamation under Mississippi law").

Computer Engineer Barbie came with a book depicting Barbie relying on two male friends to help her execute her job.

Is it wrong to suggest you'll be praying for them by the time we get to Tonga? 8.56pm BST A huge book depicted as a water wheel enters the stadium as a choir performs Principia by Errollyn Wallen Photograph: Dennis Grombkowski/Getty Images 8.51pm BST It's the Queen and Sir Philip Craven... but no Prince Harry One's head of the Paralympic committee and former wheelchair basketball player.

In 2009, for instance, a first grader in Virginia noticed that a popular library book depicted a meat-eating dinosaur as an herbivore.

The mother of a thirteen-year-old student in Oregon has threatened to burn a library book depicting a cartoon rabbit attempting suicide in a variety of macabre ways: "It is a comic book but that's not funny".

By The New Yorker October 20, 2008 The mother of a thirteen-year-old student in Oregon has threatened to burn a library book depicting a cartoon rabbit attempting suicide in a variety of macabre ways: "It is a comic book but that's not funny".