Sentence examples for book observes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vásquez's book observes the frozen sea inside his men and women, often eloquently, and from many angles.

The book observes how "Women photographers, so active in the interwar years, were noticeable by their absence in this new photographic landscape.

The title of that book, observes one friend, "wasn't an accident", because trying to connect "femininity, intellectual and family life was not easy".

"Any lying president is Richard Nixon; any successful general is a potential George Washington," the book observes, with an accurate view of our processes of overgeneralization.

"Put another way, Jeb, though seven years younger, grew up faster," the book observes, quoting former secretary of state James Baker as among those who thought Jeb would be the one to carry on the family tradition in politics.

As a physics-minded character in the book observes, "All systems have pivotal points: identify these and the whole structure will leap into focus," and in a novel with no one protagonist, Ivan's art provides the narrative system's pivot that brings other stories into sharper resolution.

A 1982 Times review of the book observed,> Sylvia Frumkin is an unlikely heroine, voraciously greedy (for food and for attention), overweight, hostile and assaultive.

Dylanwolf, meanwhile, in spite of his general liking for the book, observed: "Another gripe is that here comes excruciatingly sweet, innocent and virginal Esther in chapter three – simpering at the lightest criticism from a strict, overbearing step-mother, who isn't who Esther thinks she is".

Debbi Voller, author of Madonna: The Style Book, observed that "Hundreds of thousands of young girls came to the concert dressed like her, with bleached and tousled hair, see-through tops, bras, fingerless gloves and crucifixes.

Its use as a weapon is banned by the Chemical Weapons Convention, as the US army knows: one of its battle books observes that "it is against the law of land warfare to employ WP against personnel targets" (personnel targets, by the way, are human beings).

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