Sentence examples for book testing from inspiring English sources

Criticism means going back to a book, testing and even revising impressions, seeing how it works.

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

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].

Is your book testing the waters, a first off print run, a novelty or specialist topic, or just a big unknown?

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

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

(That number includes those who have heard him give workshops as well as those who have bought his book, "Test-Drive Your Dream Job").

I'm in a weird position with that question, given we publish books at McSweeney's, and every one of them has to pass that "You must read this book!" test before we decide to publish it.

This includes students treating them as open book tests, which may involve using multiple computers for fast searching for answers (Fontaine, 2012).