Sentence examples for book appreciates from inspiring English sources

Yet this book appreciates and communicates the grandeur of its subject's accomplishments.

Mr. Sanders, a small man with big numbers in his log book, appreciates as much as anyone the otherworldly vantage point that lures helicopters filled with tourists and more than 200 private pilots a week to a narrow tunnel of sky over the Hudson River.

As a result, "Home Land" ultimately stands as a book one appreciates more than enjoys.

It's a book best appreciated while its last page is being read, but let's start at the beginning.

But the essentials of the experience remain, and health care personnel who live through it in this book will appreciate the dreadful familiarity of the reflections from its author's perfectly placed mirror.

And some masterworks do not appear at all among the hundred elect: "The Charterhouse of Parma"; "Sentimental Education"; "Jacques the Fatalist" (true, only within the large context of world literature can the incomparable novelty of that book be appreciated).

You don't need to be reading David Peace's latest book to appreciate that managers until quite recently were considered the least important, most interchangeable component at a football club.

Paula Friedman of The New York Times Book Review appreciated Angelou's "occasions of critical self-assessment and modesty" not present in many other autobiographies.

Sicilian Baroque is today recognised as an architectural style, largely due to the work of Sacheverall Sitwell, whose Southern Baroque Art of 1924 was the first book to appreciate the style, followed by the more academic work of Anthony Blunt.

I am not sure how many readers will go through the many, slightly different protocols in the book to appreciate 'subtle, but significant, differences among different protocols' unless they have the task of reviewing the book.

Aficionados of Stephen Potter's "Upmanship" books will appreciate some of the tips and strategies.