Sentence examples for book fulfils from inspiring English sources

Overall, however, the book fulfils its huge ambition, and Mr Diamond is the only man who could have written it.

Overall, the book fulfils its purpose entirely in updating the dental team on oral cancer; however, I would say it goes beyond its suggested intention.

There is little doubt that the popularity of the Shardlake series is partly due to the fact that the books fulfil the morbid function of Horrible Histories for grownups.

Still, in decent chunks of this book he fulfils his brief, re-emphasising the punishing nature of the international cricket schedule, in which players and coaches like Lehmann sign up for somewhere in the vicinity of 300 days per year away from home.

And perhaps this would be the book to fulfil the potential so richly evident in its predecessors, most notably in Rendall's debut, This Bloody Mary Is the Last Thing I Own, a winner of the Somerset Maugham award for young writers in 1998.

All the aforementioned books certainly fulfil these criteria.

(The Alice books would fulfil a similar function in the 1942 film Mrs Miniver, where a mother recites Carroll's line about "remembering her own child-life and the happy summer days" as her family listens to the muffled thump of bombs falling during the blitz).

But it's Cain's book that best fulfils Trocchi's hopes for "the invisible insurrection of a thousand minds".

In that sense, this book more than fulfils its objective.

A normal book simply cannot fulfil this mission.

Judge Kim Reynolds said, "We all agreed that Scarlet Ibis stands out as a book that not only fulfils the criteria for the award but is also excellently crafted.