Sentence examples for book tested from inspiring English sources

I remind myself frequently that writing this book tested me, but it didn't break me.

Parts of this book tested me, not only as a reader, but as a reviewer, to my limit: I could not finish the section about the medical experiments performed on prisoners.

Parts of this book tested me, not only as a reader, but as a reviewer, to my limit: I could not finish the section about the medical experiments performed on prisoners.

Good-quality white cornmeal proves impossible to get here, but everything I read suggests it has a more muted flavour; the Cook's Illustrated New Best Recipe book tested 11 different varieties and concluded that "cornbreads made with yellow cornmeal had a consistently more potent corn flavour than those made with white cornmeal".

He's done an admirable job, but in the absence of captions, the book tests your pop culture I.Q.

"Dowling is idealized for more than liturgical purity," Anita Gandolfo wrote in the 1992 book "Testing the Faith: The New Catholic Fiction in America".

While the book tests this argument using original data on constitutional legacies, redistribution, and the fate of former dictators, this chapter presents in detail the case of Sweden.

Ben is the author of the book Testing ASP.net Web Applications.

Albert Julius Levine and Louis Marks proposed a broader set of categories in their 1928 book Testing Intelligence and Achievement.

In their book 'Testing Treatments: Better Research for Better Healthcare', the authors say that most of the global funding of medical research goes into laboratory and animal studies rather than research that is likely to have more relevance to patients [ 19].

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