Sentence examples for book wise from inspiring English sources

His book — wise, finished, and frequently brilliant — is about present-day middle-class American family life.

Throughout the book, Wise, the author of "Spy: The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America," pays tribute to Chinese espionage skills.

Though certainly not a godly book, Wise Children seems to me a Christmassy one, because it is largely about theatre and family.

Joyce Tenneson ("Generations," P. 138) has just completed a collection of portraits of women over the age of 65 for her next book, "Wise Women".

It was a business thing: Ms. Berk, a senior entertainment editor for Biography magazine and co-author of BRITNEY SPEARS'S autobiography, was the writer on Ms. Sigler's book, "Wise Girl: What I've Learned About Life, Love and Loss".

It is a very "grown-up" book — wise, skeptical, long (seven hundred and forty-nine pages) — of the kind that writers produce when they have not yet grown up and found their real story.

Because of the diversity of Reform prayer books, Wise tried to compile a standard work and in 1857 published the Minhag America ("American Usage").

When asked by a fan whether Albus Dumbledore, the books' wise mentor-figure, "who believed in the prevailing power of love, ever [fell] in love himself", Rowling replied, "My truthful answer to you … I always thought of Dumbledore as gay.

We're also on the same page book-wise, but the selection of audio chick-lit proved limited, so we picked up a couple of mysteries for the trip.

Perhaps I need to get out in the world a little more, book-wise, life-wise.

The Lufthansa robbery was only a plotline in the film; the movie itself was based on the book "Wise Guy," written by Nicholas Pileggi, about the mobster Henry Hill.