Sentence examples for books in question from inspiring English sources

Got Books claims, "We never turn books away" — unless the books in question are deemed "unsafe or unsanitary for employees".

Most of the books in question are histories; guidebooks to parts of that foreign country which the government still wants to keep out of bounds.

In retrospect, the city council's pronouncements back then were as troubling as they are now: the books in question, it said, were "duplicates, outdated or otherwise obsolete".

The Diagram is unique, and perhaps uniquely blessed, in that spotters and judges alike do not actually have to read the books in question.

All the books in question appear in the Project Putin series, which consists of more than 20 titles about the president and his political views.

(The books in question are Rex Reed's "People Are Crazy Here," published 1974; Kenneth Tynan's "The Sound of Two Hands Clapping," published 1975; and Michael Lydon's "Rock Folk: Portraits from the Rock 'n' Roll Pantheon," published 1971).

Having said all that, the book in question is real.

The book in question was "The Jewish State".

The book in question is the third book, Itchcraft.

Unless my memory is awry, he described the book in question as "a boy thing".

The book in question was John Lewis Gaddis's new biography, which critics have been praising.