Sentence examples for book flow from inspiring English sources

In his book Flow, the psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi describes the state of being so fully and pleasurably absorbed in an activity that time seems to disappear or warp.

The author has done an exceptional job of displaying the emotions of the characters, it is this and Jamie's hopeful outlook that make the book flow brilliantly and make you want to read every last word.

"It's a state of complete involvement," said Professor Csikszentmihalyi (pronounced CHECK-sent-me-high), who first wrote about this in his book "Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience" (Harper & Row, 1990).

"Fem-care advertising is so sterilized and so removed from what a period is," said Elissa Stein, co-author (with Susan Kim) of the book "Flow: The Cultural Story of Menstruation".

My first introduction to the concept of flow was in 2010 when I read Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi 's book, Flow (I highly recommend this book).

My latest book, FLOW: the Cultural Story of Menstruation(with Susan Kim) came out last November and I found myself, almost overnight, working as its full time publicist, something I had no experience with whatsoever.

Simply, this book flows, and keeps on flowing.

All the blood in the book flows to its head.

The only real electricity in this book flows out of Gorbachev's indignation at Yeltsin.

A book flowed from her prolific pen approximately every nine months.

(Billions of dollars generated by the loan book flowed through a Bank of America account belonging to the Gosaibis).