Sentence examples for book complained from inspiring English sources
(Not a vegetarian's vegetarian, the people who bought the book complained).
One critic who reviewed her book complained that Banyard just didn't sound angry enough to stand a chance of making much impact.
"Don't tell me it is the fish book!" complained Dorotea Bromberg, of the Swedish publisher Brombergs, as Mr. Entrekin began to make his case.
Former President Jimmy Carter, flying to Cleveland to promote his new book, complained that he felt sick on Tuesday morning and was taken to a hospital by ambulance after the plane landed, a spokeswoman for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport said.
Paul Neuthaler, one of the friends I thanked in my latest book, complained -- facetiously, I thought at first -- that people mentioned in the acknowledgments weren't listed in the index, too.
Identities are provisional in Murakami-land, and many of the characters in this book complain of feeling empty inside.
Comedian and actor Amy Poehler spends several pages of her new book complaining about how difficult it is to write a book.
More than 40 years ago, Stanislav Andreski, a professor of sociology at Reading University, published an ill-tempered book, complaining how poorly his fellow social scientists wrote.
I have seen highbrow reviews of the book complaining about this, and about overinterpretation, but I think we can file such instances under the heading of professional jealousy.
She has modernised his spelling and stitched in clarifications, but on the whole this is Aubrey speaking.In this section New on the Rialto Blood earth A man for all seasons Cabinet of curiosity How to remember Born to be wild ReprintsAubrey published only one book, complaining to the end that so much remained unfinished—"upon the loom", as he put it.
New York cricket is "bush cricket," one of the characters in the book complains, played on wickets of cocoa mat instead of grass and on weedy, substandard pitches, where to score a run you need to bat the ball in the air instead of elegantly along the fast ground of a proper pitch.
