Sentence examples for book conceiving from inspiring English sources

When Liberty Barnes conducted the research for her book, Conceiving Masculinity, she interviewed men who were (with their partners) engaged in fertility treatments.

As I discovered during the research for my book, Conceiving Masculinity: Male Infertility, Medicine, and Identity, men are rendered invisible in our collective imagination when it comes to reproduction.

Nor was the book conceived for one-on-one viewing.

"This was a book conceived by people from L.A".

Any financial book conceived in far-off BC times would seem unlikely to be relevant in the AD era.

Nineteen Eighty-Four turns out to be a book conceived among London's bombsites and written on the run.

"This was a book conceived and first written in the early 1970's, when it was easy to be in love with cinema," he writes.

Little, Brown & Company said on Thursday that it was moving up the publication of "Truth and Consequences," a book conceived by Catherine Hooper, the fiancée of Bernard L. Madoff's son, with Laurie Sandell, a journalist and author, to October from November.

Little, Brown & Company said on Thursday that it was moving up the publication of "Truth and Consequences," a book conceived by Catherine Hooper, the fiancee of Bernard L. Madoff's son, with Laurie Sandell, a journalist and author, to October from November.

As it is, a book conceived as an introspective project of personal recovery — as well as a meditation on politics, identity, craft and beauty in the Levant — now stands as a memorial.

The Canon Missae printed in Mainz by Johann Fust and Peter Schoeffer c. 1458 was the first printed book conceived as an auxiliary portion of another book – namely, any folio format manuscript Missal.