Sentence examples for books display from inspiring English sources

Both books display excessive enthusiasm for model numbers.

Not all books display well in available e-book formats.

Both books display Don DeLillo's talent for sly humour and pointed satire, not to mention a commendable willingness to enter the realms of speculative fiction and absurdity.

"Armageddon" is a sequel to Hastings's "Overlord" (1984), which reconstructs the Normandy landings; our reviewer, James J. Sheehan, said both books display the author's "clear, uncluttered style" and "absolute mastery of the technical details of combat".

He relates how, at a reading from one of his novels in Berlin, an old comrade "rose to his feet and said to the young audience: have you any idea who this man is?" The covers of his books display recommendations from Il Manifesto and Le Monde Diplomatique.

My local suburban Barnes and Noble - the one you get to by driving past acres of ram-packed soccer fields - had a sports books display during the World Cup that featured not one soccer book because "nobody round here likes soccer".

I saw two books displayed, 'Molloy and Malonene,' by one Samuel Beckett.

Usually the only books displayed in glass cases are old Bibles or letters from a famous artist, but never mind.

And others will prefer electronic books displayed on laptop computers, cellphones or whatever other gizmos they are carrying.

The books displayed here, about potions and brooms and monsters, are designed to look like volumes from the early 20th century (with some, of course, even more ancient).

Encased in thick, pale, plastic frames, Mr. Barney's drawings of the past two decades have the look of precious pages from sacred books displayed on iPads.