Sentence examples for book refers from inspiring English sources

The book refers a couple of times to controversy surrounding Representative Gary A. Condit.

The book refers to photographs and letters, but it is primarily built upon Bailey's own imperfect recollections.

One speaker in the book refers to its setting as "this God-forsaken paprika-stained Austrian test market".

Thus the book refers to women undergoing orgasm as "reacting units" and to built-up sexual desire as "tension increment".

This survival cannibalism was "the custom of the sea" to which the title of Hanson's book refers.

The title of his book refers to both the growth of downtown living in once forbidding neighborhoods and, contrary to expectations, the movement of immigrants into the suburbs.

Finally, why did USA Today, in its review of the book, refer to Denise as Caroline?

The title of his book referred to their silence on human rights.

Lowell called North of Boston a "sad" book, referring to its portraits of inbred, isolated, and psychologically troubled rural New Englanders.

She has taken care not to overtly criticise Hollande, nor does the book refer to her own political aspirations.

Last week, Mr. Jobs called the chief executive of Random House, the publisher's parent, to complain about the book, referring to it as a "hatchet job".