Sentence examples for book status from inspiring English sources

In 1991, it lost its official book status, in a copyright-infringement case.

It's questions such as these to which responses can be identified in my most recent book, Status Anxiety.

His new book, "Status Anxiety," which aims to destigmatize this shameful disorder and facilitate its cure, presents a similar blend of edification and consolation.

"A status symbol is any object that's going to make people be nicer to you," said Mr. de Botton, whose new book, "Status Anxiety," cocks a philosophical eyebrow at both the headlong pursuit of status and its pious detractors.

In his recent book Status Anxiety, Alain de Botton sought to apply it to almost everything, but one area where it seems to work very well is in the market for country cottages or exotic holidays.

"Rather than a tale of greed, the history of luxury could more accurately be read as a record of emotional trauma," writes Alain de Botton in his book, "Status Anxiety," efficiently summing up Draper and Grey in one blow.

And as to Edmondson's history-book status, there is something symbolically right in the fact that while his sculptures hold a place among modernism's monuments, his grave in Mount Ararat cemetery has no stone.

Thermal cracking theory was nevertheless elevated to text-book status [3, 4], but it was never to gain the empirical support McNab sought, and its predictive powers today are limited.

He called the book's status in China an "effective ban".

However, 70 years after Hitler's demise, the book's status will change dramatically at the end of the year when its German copyright expires.

It got to the point where my mild-mannered mother (also checking on my book's status) wanted to run a background check on Blythe.