Sentence examples for a book itself from inspiring English sources

Or indeed a book itself.

A book itself was a random physical object that just somehow appeared on the library shelf.

This great reformation, inspired by a book, itself inspired the composition of a national epic for seventh-century-B.C.

It would take a book itself just to itemize all the other examples of page-to-stage productions, successful and otherwise.

This cavalier conversation piece of a book, itself not far removed from a magazine article, makes pit stops in Japan, South Africa, France, Indonesia and counseling-crazy America in its quest for taboo knowledge.

This 90-minute piece is in a way a book itself: a sweet-tempered, witty and eloquent autobiography written by a wryly self-deprecatory dancer, choreographer and teacher about her years in dance.

If "From Dawn to Decadence" is not a Great Book itself, it is certainly a great achievement.

Massive improvements in the power and usability of the script language, the mere itemizing of which would take a small book itself.

Publishing a book is itself a big first.

THE mystery is worth a book in itself.

But knowing how a book arranges itself answers a few essential questions: What are its rhythms?