Sentence examples for admirable books from inspiring English sources

These two admirable books share one minor defect – a clumsy translation into English of the notorious "mot de Cambronne".

In their very different ways, these are two admirable books whose ideas ought to provoke fresh debate about our relationships with buildings and places.

Effectively, it's a severe case of shelf-delusion, as I haven't picked up one of these starkly admirable books since I moved in.

Recently Stephen E. Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin, both best-selling authors of some admirable books, have been caught lifting material from other people's books, kidnapping the work of others.

Schweid has already written admirable books on catfish farming in the Mississippi Delta and on Cajuns and their history with hot peppers, so he is in familiar territory here.

Admirable books all – but only one of them made me cry, starting on page 13, and continuing, on and off, all the way from Aix-en-Provence to St Pancras by train until I reached the end of the novel and the journey.

Still, this is an admirable book.

This admirable book explores some of that hidden life.

"Once Upon a Country" is a deeply admirable book by a deeply admirable man.

Emily Dickinson herself gains from this new perception in Wineapple's lively, thoughtful and admirable book.

And the weakness of Marshall's otherwise admirable book is his failure to help his readers bridge that gap.