Sentence examples for a remarkable book from inspiring English sources
The time documented in "Freedom, Rhythm and Sound: Revolutionary Jazz and the Civil Rights Movement 1963-82"—a remarkable book and double CD being released by Soul Jazz records out of London is over.
Goncharov's third novel, Obryv (1869; The Precipice, 1915), though a remarkable book, is inferior to Oblomov.
Why risk being distracted while reading a remarkable book on a tablet?
"This is a remarkable book you have written," Mr. Freud wrote.
"Of course I admired what a remarkable book Anna Karenina is.
It is a remarkable book, a "bitter leave-taking of England" as Graves described it.
This is a remarkable book, but not to be read for pleasure.
Our critic, Hilary Spurling, called this "a remarkable book on all fronts, technical, historical and psychological".
It is a remarkable book, which has yet to find an English translation.
Reviewing "The Succession" in The New York Times, Anatole Broyard called it a "remarkable book".
