Sentence examples for book generates from inspiring English sources

The book generates fake poetry from other of Trump's most stupefying utterances: "Every agency is, like, / Bigger than any company.

For one thing, the book generates a decent degree of suspense over just how Michael will manage to blow his cover.

All that matters is that at some point the book generates a form and style uniquely appropriate to its own needs.

But sales, as well as the excitement the book generates with foundations and other would-be donors, can have a tremendous influence on the speed with which the rest of the series is produced.

"I believe that the APA, in the interest of promoting public health and safety, should encourage rather than silence the debate the book generates," Pouncey adds.

Why don't you talk to them, tell them what you think of them?' The book opens doors people don't want to open sometimes". Pelton does admit--despite his plea that readers reject media cliches--that his book "generates cliches by the ton". Still, he says that devoting his L.A. coverage exclusively to the 1994 riots, for instance, is representative of the danger that a tourist might encounter.

The book generated reams of publicity; booksellers and curious fans of his father snapped it up.

The book generated 19 million reads, which led to a deal for a book series with Simon & Schuster.

The book generated great controversy, including charges of racism, and some of its methodology was exposed as flawed.

Plenty of other word lists in the first third of the book generate a similar sense of unreality, always ending in uncertainty and insubstantiality.

This book generated a lot of controversy in Pakistan when it came out; it was attacked for being too sympathetic to the army.