Sentence examples for commitment to books from inspiring English sources
And for her, the ownership of an electronic book reader, while not necessarily a badge of literary honor, at least telegraphs a commitment to books.
Mr. Marx said in an interview that the plan — which had languished due to the economic downturn — incorporates a continuing commitment to books and research and represents an effort to meet the needs of the general public better.
They will find that "Pantheon" is a state of mind - a commitment to books that matter - that is now thriving, albeit quietly, just below the surface noise of our mass culture.
Mr. Wiatt said the new appointments "more than filled" the gap left by Mr. Gottlieb and confirmed William Morris's commitment to books as well as film, television, music and other media.
Rowing in the corporation's considerable commitment to books on radio does not excuse its contempt for them on television; in fact it simply widens the offence; radio can now be seen as the less glamorous dumping ground for literary discussion.
Looking at the World Book Night website, I see that "givers will be chosen first based on their commitment to give books to non or light readers and the answers to the questions to where, who and why, then geographic location will be taken in to account".
Their commitment to selling books organically is impressive and they possess a dynamism and tenacity that I've not witnessed in the larger publishers.
And it is impossible not to admire his commitment to writing books that readers will honestly enjoy – as he tells me, a 17-year-old at an event recently thanked him for "giving him a grandmother".
Ranging from biographies of Emperor Pedro II and other historical figures to trenchant analyses of social inequalities, such works been snatched up in record numbers by a public that in the past has not shown much of a commitment to buying books.
"We were all humbled by Vince's commitment to this book," he said.
That day, he asked for and got a personal commitment to open-book management from each of them.
