Sentence examples for books yields from inspiring English sources

To try to pin marital unhappiness on the times is too reductive, and Haag's method — which entails interviewing about 50 people, and using online surveys, and going undercover on Web sites as a married person looking for an affair, and taking out a fake personal ad in The New York Review of Books — yields fairly predictable, repetitive and uninteresting anecdotes.

These hypnotic books yield some of the most idiosyncratically creepy of French films.

Yet even discounted books yield fatter margins than fruit and vegetables.

Hand searching of the American Diabetes Association's and European Association for the Study of Diabetes' abstract books yielded one potentially relevant publication, resulting in one additional potentially relevant article.

Every visual detail in this masterly book yields information and invites reflection.

Wolff perhaps exaggerates the effect of the imperial appointment, but his book yields rich insights into some of Mozart's most important music.

Academics, whose freight is often paid by their home institutions, say that immersion in what Mr. Suarez calls "archaeology of the book" yields big intellectual dividends.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING The best-selling baby book yields a feature film about the experiences of five couples on the verge of parenthood.

Many pages of this book yield such mottoes the epigraphs, I predict, of many slim volumes in the future.

The emus in this book yield not just a fun emu-chasing scene but Bean's chance to say, about Liz: "Both she and the emus wanted to fly — they just didn't have the wings they needed".

And a search for "fuck" in Amazon's books section yielded more than eleven thousand results.