Sentence examples for book resembling from inspiring English sources

There is also barely anything in the book resembling a plot.

The material has to do with something about saving the world in time for tea, David Thompson's revision of the original Jerome Lawrence/Robert E. Lee book resembling a weird amalgam of "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" and "Dr. Strangelove," with a mute character by way of "The Fantasticks" on hand to send the cultural reference points further ricocheting this way and that.

In 1993, Regan captured the cultural anxiety of the era perfectly in Howard Stern's Private Parts, which is a beautiful book resembling an expensive art history textbook crossed with a manifesto.

This book resembles "Edie" in its oral-bio form.

Indeed, the very formatting of his book resembles a high-school or college-level textbook.

The 155-page book resembles a car manual, and probably gets as much use.

The book resembles "an unusually perceptive self-portrait", said Aileen Reid in the Sunday Telegraph.

And it is quite true that the book resembles both the man and his presidency.

The book resembled the Bible in its length and complexity and in its division into books named for individual prophets.

(Janet Maslin was less smitten in the daily newspaper, saying the book "resembles other, better novels that have been widely popular").

The book resembles a standard-issue rock doc, but the music-making is fiery and the songs fun (1 30).