Sentence examples for book solicited from inspiring English sources

The writer looked at a number of comment on the book solicited by the publisher.

When Merlin Holland was editing "The Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde," he placed an advertisement in The New York Review of Books soliciting letters of his grandfather.

But of course I'm the culprit, ultimately, because I wrote the damn book and solicited its publication!

"How has Andrew done this to our family?" According to the book, she solicited everyone's opinion about Young and Hunter.

The publisher would secretly print huge quantities of special Oprah editions of the book, and solicit orders from bookstores.

I have never heard before of book reviewers soliciting the opinions of known hostile commentators for a review.

It's probably bad for sales, but it felt a little hypocritical to promote my book by soliciting a lot of "likes" that make users vulnerable to being used in ads.

THE LAST KEY: Paulo Coelho, the elfin guru of a novelist who unleashed "The Alchemist" on the world, is at No. 2 on this week's hardcover list with a new novel, "Manuscript Found in Accra" — although a more forthright title might be "Manuscript Found on Social Media," since Coelho assembled the book after soliciting ideas from his 6.3 million Twitter followers.

Instead of asking questions, the Citizen's Briefing Book is soliciting the best answers to what ails the country.

In this book, we solicit papers on all aspects of such complex automated negotiations in the field of Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems.

Parents and caregivers in the dialogic reading group allowed their children access to the book, posed and solicited questions, and elaborated on their children's ideas significantly more often than the traditional family time group.