Sentence examples for classifying books from inspiring English sources
The International Standard Book Number (ISBN), invented in Britain in 1965, took off rapidly as an international system for classifying books, with 150 agencies (one per country, with two for bilingual Canada) now issuing the codes.
That could be useful for classifying books into categories or flagging ones with sexual or violent content as being unsuitable for kids — or simply providing feature parity with Amazon's Kindle app, which offers X-Ray on iOS.
Emily St. John Mandel's novel is difficult to categorize, and it even led to an essay by Joshua Rothman on alternative ways of classifying books.
Maybe whether something is called fiction or nonfiction becomes arbitrary when you don't have to classify books.
Amazon does not presume this may be the case, but the online retailer has nonetheless created a heatmap of the American election based on the partisan nature of books bought by state.The company's methodology is simple: it classifies books into "red" (Republican), "blue" (Democrat) and neutral.
Along with the Romance package and its flagship feature, Audible has also rolled out a way to classify books by level of steaminess.
It originated in the Journal of Economic Literature for classifying new books and articles.
On classifying his books as science-fiction, fantasy, or other literary genres: I suppose I could've set it in the future, and people would've called it sci-fi.
One never knows how to classify his books.
Hartnett classifies her books as fitting into the American Southern gothic tradition.
A small band of retirees classify used books by subject and display them in open crates.
