Sentence examples for book a kind from inspiring English sources
Similar episodes follow, and they lend the book a kind of giddy causelessness.
Spaghetti's artlessness, however, is also refreshing — it makes his book a kind of antidote to "Eat, Pray, Love".
He overdoes matters here, and this gives his book a kind of lurid indiscriminateness.
The lessons derived from his own experience and those of 40 other "cancer couples" are elaborated in his book, a kind of Cancer 101 for couples.
In this case by invoking a son's privilege, calling his book "a kind of conjuration" and acknowledging his iffy tactics.
By translating Schweidler's book – a kind of instruction manual – Perkinson hopes to make conservators, curators, and collectors better equipped to spot alterations.
Three years earlier, Jeff had embarked on the tough challenge of inventing a new kind of book, a new kind of reading experience.
I had no such book in mind nor was it a book of a kind I was looking to write.
This book is a kind of biography about D H Lawrence, but it also a book about not being able to write a book about its subject.
He takes us along on his research adventures -- the book is a kind of master class -- and "A Book of Secrets" frequently casts a rosy comic glow.
Mr. Goldsmith's book is a kind of atrocity exhibition, also a little black book of heartbreak.
