Sentence examples for book contemplates from inspiring English sources

Among other topics the book contemplates America and King Lear, suggesting that both have a "need for love [which] is insatiable".

The thematic links, however, resonate throughout, as the book contemplates "the extent to which we're able to penetrate the looking-glass and imagine a life, indeed a consciousness, that goes some way to reduce the blind spots in our own".

Nick Hornby's latest book contemplates the power of beauty, but Hornby's protagonist uses hers to her advantage.

I opened a book, contemplating my next move.

At the same time, in his book, he contemplates the fact that none of the African-American seamen survived the Essex disaster.

In one of the more remarkable passages of the book, Mellas contemplates the killing that goes on in nature and struggles with the question of whether it is evil: "No, the jungle wasn't evil.

Every year, the book industry contemplates with alarm the glut of autumn titles, and complains that star names will be overlooked and promising newcomers will fail to get the attention they deserve.

At one point the book even contemplates the sexual allure of Milan Kundera -- from the point of view of Delphine Roux, but still: as a writer, Roth knows how to have fun.

Atwood's book, which contemplates the end of life as we know it with the wit and ingenuity of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, is seen as the frontrunner for the prize, despite its lack of success in this year's other awards.

Here you can sit in blissful peace, read a book and contemplate the sparkling azure sea and the Bakoven rock, shaped like a pizza oven.

As I read the book and contemplated your arrival, I found myself thinking of the many ways in which Theodore Roosevelt exhibited the same characteristics that we look for in Stanford students.