Sentence examples for books detected from inspiring English sources

A weighty review of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in the London Review of Books detected Arthurian romance, Lewis Carroll and Freud's case histories.

But don't try to fake your enthusiasm if the book detects overexcitedness, it'll stay sealed.

A startling realisation was that Britten – who composed the opera in seven months in 1959 – anticipated the Polish critic Jan Kott, who in his 1964 book, Shakespeare Our Contemporary, detected in A Midsummer Night's Dream the madness of love and a dark eroticism.

The connectivity patterns of books graphs can be detected by measuring how their topological features depend on their size.

Hawthorne's uncertainty is visible in William Styron's slightly unstable parody of the angry male novelist, pacing around the house, always hunting the Big Book; it can be detected in the exaggerated air of privilege that John Cheever bestowed on his fairly modest social origins, and the purchase of his large house in Ossining.

Occlusion regions are correctly detected, the book generates occlusions at its left and the lower contour, the box generates occlusions in front and slightly along the lower contour.

They have found that when an open-book test resembles a traditional knowledge test (like our progress test) no difference in test performance between open- and closed-book sections could be detected [ 17- 19].

And if they don't fully subscribe to the values we teach, then when they are not deterred by the certainty of prosecution and the [Uniform Code of Military Justice] and the laws and the discipline that we have on the books, then we detect them and then we will take appropriate action.

Whether the bindings depicted, which were presumably of leather, included raised elements cannot be detected, but the books are stored singly flat in a cupboard, which would reduce the wear on any raised patterns.

A Briefly Noted review detected in the book the faintest whiff of regret: Interestingly, given what Black refers to in the acknowledgments as his own "serious judicial problems," he argues that Nixon's best move in Watergate would have been to surreptitiously delete damaging parts of the tapes and then make up a cover story — "whatever he wanted".

It seemed to me that some Pirandellian techniques of theatre – such as games with structure and texts within texts – can be detected in the Montalbano books.