Sentence examples for book signalling from inspiring English sources

Chemical tags get attached to our genetic code, like bookmarks in the pages of a book, signalling to our bodies which genes to ignore and which to use.

We are already starting to see these divisions arising out of the Orange Book, signalling the possibility of a shift to the centre, similar to New Labour.

The title of Yusef Komunyakaa's new book signals whimsy.

This book signaled another name change, to Jomo ("Burning Spear") Kenyatta.

Jarrell's book signalled a change in how novelists depicted composers and classical music.

The book signals this intention from the start, in its handling of names: Catholic and vaguely Iberian, but rendered in English.

As always with Moody, the prose is the thing, and this book signals a return to the form of Purple America.

The gift of Newby's book signalled a change of heart in my father, who then became a fierce advocate for my writing.

Actually, I had come upon reading-matter that was much more subversive and this other book signalled to me, soul to soul.

When Edward Beltrami and Philip E. Palmedo brought out the first edition of "The Wines of Long Island" in 1993, their book signaled its principal theme with the subtitle "Birth of a Region".

The acquisition of a book signalled not just the potential acquisition of knowledge but also something like the property rights to a piece of ground: the knowledge became a visitable place.