Sentence examples for a dense book from inspiring English sources
"See this?" he says, nodding towards a dense book.
"The American Civil War" is a dense book, but a quirky one as well.
STARTING in 1909, a dense book from John Moody would thud on to subscribers' desks in America, following days or even weeks in the post.
pipkinface was delighted to find a vintage copy of The Grass Is Singing: R042 has been reading Under the Volcano by Malcolm Lowry: It's a dense book – a meandering, oppressive book that really suits a blindingly hot summer day to get a sense of the sheer thirst and desperation that pervades it.
In a burst of fierce work in Cambridge, he wrote a long, dense book (later published as "The Logical Structure of Linguistic Theory") and submitted a chapter of it to serve as his Ph.D. thesis.
Doubts remain about the argument – it would be good to know more about how these developments clashed with or complemented the achievements of the Arabs – but in spite of that the result is more lasagne than pickled herring, a multilayered, complicated, dense book that demands time to read and be digested but rewards by giving one plenty to chew on.
Their fascinating and dense book A History of Singing reminds us – one might expect as much from writers of such diverse backgrounds – of the disorientating variety of song traditions in human cultures, historically and geographically.
Gammel has taken that advice to heart, and a dense, passionate book has come from it.
Mr. Ott's curiosity about the mood-altering potential of various aromas and ingredients led to an immersion in "Meaningful Scents Around the World," a dense 2006 book by Roman Kaiser that explores the chemical properties of unusual scents and flavors, from "watermelon snow" algae in the Swiss Alps to pine resin in Italy to Cordyceps sinensis, the prized "caterpillar fungus" of China.
Exposure: A Guide to Sources of Infection is a dense reference book suited for health professionals and public health officials working within the realm of infectious diseases.
