Sentence examples for a sensitive book from inspiring English sources

The book was published in Taiwan; there is no chance that such a sensitive book could be published on the mainland.

With a sensitive book and lyrics by Susan Nanus and lively music by Barbara J. Anselmi, "The Orphan Train" is a moving journey toward understanding.

She has written a sensitive book about the economics of relationships: how they can become subtle transactions by people trying to pull off the trick of occupying more than one place and more than one time.

A sensitive book about voodoo in modern Haiti, "The Serpent and the Rainbow" by the ethnobotanist Wade Davis, was transformed by Hollywood into a fright movie that recycled every intolerant cliché about the religion.

That question also intrigued a New York art collector, Beverly Whitney Kean, who has written a fascinating and sensitive book to answer it.

Before he was detained in December, Lee Bo told the Guardian he suspected his friend's disappearance was connected to imminent plans to publish a mysterious and highly sensitive book.

In a sensitive 2006 book, "Britten's Children," the writer and television director John Bridcut explores this question.

The rationalizations that let the French dispose of the past are the subject of this sensitive book, which covers the trial of a former cabinet minister, the Vichy memory hole and the interpretation of a Nazi atrocity.

"Both those who love Lourdes and those curious at a distance will find deep pleasure" in this "fascinating and sensitive book," William A. Christian Jr. said here in 1999.

This entertaining and sensitive book deepens our knowledge by tracing the paths of those Western Hare Krishnas who eventually traveled to or lived in India.

This conscientiously documented, morally sensitive book deserves to be the center of the coming generation's debates about what universities can and should be". "Ethan Schrum offers a sweeping, persuasive account of American universities.