Sentence examples for book incorporated from inspiring English sources

During his exile, Levi visited Matera only briefly, but his sister, also a doctor, passed through on her way to see him, and his book incorporated her observations of children "sitting on the doorsteps, in the dirt, while the sun beat down on them, with their eyes half-closed and their eyelids red and swollen" from trachoma.

Based on her diary written in red crayon while institutionalized, the book incorporated talking rats, anthropomorphized leeches, and the diary of a fictional Victorian inmate named "Emily".

Mr. Mailer's book incorporated techniques of fiction like imagined dialogue, muddying the historical picture and in some views squandering what turned out to be a one-time opportunity to view the file.

Next, write your own Times-style review of a book, incorporating many of these elements.

The experimental book incorporates both poetry and prose and lacks a conventional plot.

For all its spirited fun, this book incorporates the violence that spills off the Web and into Tahrir Square.

Beautifully designed by Molly Leach (the artist's wife), the book incorporates reproductions of 18th-century materials and typefaces for a series of truth-stretching history lessons.

The book incorporates large chunks of a diary, and some cartoons and drawings, which were produced by the narrator as a teenager in nineteen-seventies San Francisco.

Grant's book, incorporating several decades of social-science research on reciprocity, divides the world into three categories: givers, matchers and takers.

Italy has clearly formed Ms. Lawson's palate, but this book incorporates her British, American and working-parent cooking habits to produce a friendly mix of recipes.

The book incorporates interviews with former internationals from Jack Charlton to Steven Gerrard, their recollections transcribed and presented in barely edited form, with all the considerable repetition and occasional self-contradiction tediously intact.