Sentence examples for book fighting from inspiring English sources

Darcy, whom Elizabeth spends half the book fighting not to love, spends no time trying to be charming; that's his charm.

Duke was, to use a term from her book, fighting against temporal discounting, which she describes as "the tendency we all have to favor our present-self at the expense of our future-self".

David Waldstreicher, a historian at Temple University and the author of several books about slavery and the founders, called those footnotes (which do not identify the errors or acknowledge that Ms. Gordon-Reed corrected one of the transcriptions a decade ago in a reissue of her 1997 book) "fighting words" and "about as nasty as it gets".

His war exploits are published in his book Fighting the Flying Circus (1919).

Cardozo and Sacco-Vanzetti case files, and research files used for writing the book "Fighting Faiths".

His book, Fighting Fraud and Corruption in the Humanitarian and Global Development Sector, is out now.

"There were more Canadian books fighting to get on the list," said Lang.

"As a child I memorized a great deal of poetry," she said, seated in her small office at The New Yorker, her piles of books fighting to ward off the characterless glass and steel in which she was encased.

With books fighting for eyeballs in a distracting world, they must stake every claim on the reader's attention that they can manage.

While various slipups in the years since this golden era have made it pretty clear that Ronald Colman, Paul Muni and Edward G. Robinson no longer set professional standards, it is still nice to see them all again in Dr. Hansen's book, superheroes fighting the good fight.

A book about fighting evil was characterised as evil.