Sentence examples for book matters from inspiring English sources
Which is why this boulder of a book matters.
Imagine trying to convince an uninterested sceptic at a party that your book matters.
"I want to be able to assure readers that each book matters," Mr. Karp said in a statement.
If you have the time to watch Turati's speech, you'll get a sense of why Hernández's new book matters — even if, or precisely because, it means wading through the muck and grimness of a next-door war.
In her recent book, "Matters of Fact in Jane Austen," Ms. Barchas traces the way Austen wove sly nods to actresses, artists, parliamentarians and scandal-ridden aristocrats into her novels — almost "in the spirit of a preteen adorning a bedroom with Justin Bieber posters," as one reviewer put it.
It's precisely because it is not immediate -- because it doesn't know what happened five minutes ago in Kazakhstan, or in Charlie Sheen's apartment -- that the book matters.
Bergson's second book, Matter and Memory, appeared in 1896.
Riis' book mattered to the Progressive generation just as Harrington's book mattered to the generation that started to build the Great Society.
We discussed his new book Matter: Move Beyond the Competition, Create More Value and Become the Obvious Choice ..
You're in a bookstore, so the list of potential chat topics is as wide as the book subject matter in the store.
The answer is that far from being a science-led initiative in which humanities are collateral damage, open access to books matters precisely because the humanities matter.
