Sentence examples for both groups of books from inspiring English sources
Finally, using 724 ratings derived from reader-book pairs, we showed that RD values were significantly different between women who preferred avant-garde literature (11 novels) and those who preferred other long fiction (21 novels), even though average ratings from the reading population at large were nearly identical for both groups of books.
And there exists a particular group of books that facilitate this process.
Each of us — Michiko Kakutani, Dwight Garner and I — has drawn only from the group of books he or she reviewed.
Ms. Maki identified a fourth grouping of books that direct the reader to respond in some way.
"The Captive Mind" was among a powerful group of books in the early 1950's that condemned Communist ideology and foreshadowed the downfall of Communist power.
When "Panic in Level 4" by Richard Preston is released Tuesday, it will join a group of books devoted to explaining, challenging and exalting science.
Right away I loved the plainness of the store - the books he liked on a table, more on some shelves and another group of books and photo journals at the back.
Like schemes for grouping entries in catalogs, classifications whether of knowledge based on philosophical principles, of the subject faculties of universities, or of the pragmatic grouping of books on shelves have formed the basis of many individual systems.
They are found above all in a group of books associated with the all-powerful duke of Saxony Henry the Lion (1142 95) and prepared in the abbey of Helmarshausen on the Weser River.
'The Nelly Ternan book was part of a group of books that came out at a similar time about women who led invisible lives, the women behind the scenes,' says Showalter.
