Sentence examples for a complex book from inspiring English sources

"The Invisible Century" is a complex book about a complex topic.

Meticulously researched, The Prince is a complex book written in simple but devastating prose.

"It's such a complex book that I just had to pick out the things that had resonance to me, while still honouring the work as a whole.

The source is Max Brooks's cult satirical novel World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War, but once Hollywood gets its rabid fangs into a complex book, it often turns it into a shambling, snarling parody of itself.

David Bradley is wonderful as the semi-literate Yorkshire schoolboy from a sink estate who shows up the inadequacy of the educational system by mastering a complex book on falconry to train a kestrel that becomes a symbol of freedom and spiritual affirmation in a world of cruelty and willed indifference.

The Bible is a complex book.

Part of the brilliance of "Headlong" is how it lives in Lily only, but it's also what makes it a less complex book, a book for young people.

Mark Kermode from the BBC said that the film is a "pretty solid and ambitious adaptation of a very complex book", but he criticised the post-converted 3D.

They are in the middle of reading a pretty complex book together, and she said he has a wide and extensive vocabulary and clearly understands what they are reading.

I'm vastly oversimplifying a rich, complex book, but what I most appreciate is his vision of a "secular" future that is both open and also contains at least pockets of spiritual rigor, and that is propelled by religious motivation, a strong and enduring piece of our nature.

She feels proud "that I haven't let my femaleness stand in the way of writing a structurally complex book".