Sentence examples for book error from inspiring English sources

Robert Kee wrote a book, Error of Judgment.

Mullin's work as an investigative journalist and his book, Error of Judgement, contributed to their release.

"He said he'd been played five times on stage and screen, including once by John Hurt," says Hodgkinson, referring to a TV drama based on Mullin's book, Error of Judgement: the Truth about the Birmingham Bombings.

"I no longer have any compunction about identifying two of the men involved, who are now dead … but the man described in my book as the 'young planter' is still alive, and I will not name him," Mullin writes, referring to his 1986 book Error of Judgment, about the bungled police investigation that led to the conviction of innocent men known as the Birmingham Six.

In the same year, Mr Mullin published a book, Error of Judgement: The Truth about the Birmingham bombings, in which he claimed to have traced and met some of those actually responsible for the bombings.

In 1986, the former Sunderland MP-turned-journalist published a book, Error of Judgement: The Truth About the Birmingham Bombings, in which he claimed to have traced and met some of those actually responsible.

This fascinating image above is from the recently inaugurated Google Books' Error Page and shows you just how far artist's Yi Ying Lu's Twitter Fail Whale image has come since it was first put into heavy rotation in 2008.

(Book-error fanatics tell me you rarely get a response when you point out typos to publishers).

Though Garfield has started other collections in the decades since, errors have always beckoned so much so that in his latest book, The Error World, he has fashioned a memoir around his recurrent obsession.

Though Garfield has started other collections in the decades since, errors have always beckoned--so much so that in his latest book, The Error World, he has fashioned a memoir around his recurrent obsession.

(Devlin includes a chart that shows where the errors in the book match errors on the fan site; this smackdown, like most of the literary variety, is being conducted by our kind of people: nerds).