Sentence examples for concise book from inspiring English sources

In the end, sadly, despite the promise of its title, "The Concise Book of Lying" is far from brisk.

The most striking thing about Cleary's fierce, concise book, perhaps, is his day job, as a senior writer for Rupert Murdoch's national daily, the Australian.

But should you want to open yourself to what is there in the greatest music, this very concise book is not just a companion, it is an education.

This short, concise book stretches back to when Iraq was Mesopotamia, and later when it was part of the Ottoman empire, to establish the requisite background.

A golf equipment expert and former technical director at the United States Golf Association, Thomas shares his knowledge in a concise book written in plain language.

"The Concise Book of Lying" aims to be a kind of Arthur Murray guide, complete with diagrammatic footsteps for the clumsy, as well as examples of notable prevarications in history, mythology and literature.

In February, 2000, The American Journal of Psychiatry published a concise review of a not-at-all-concise book.

Hopefully, many such tourists and other visitors will succumb to the impulse to buy Ferlinghetti's impassioned, compact and concise little book from the shop's counter, and actually read it.

With the publication of the previous edition of the WHO Classification of Tumours of Haematopoietic and Lymphoid Tissues, the provision of an authoritative, concise reference book provided an international standard for haematologists and histopathologists.

This "short, concise and lively book," as Norman J. Ornstein described it in the Book Review when it was originally published as "Heist," is a "one-stop shop for anyone wanting to know what this scandal is all about" as well as "what made Abramoff tick and how he succeeded".

It's an absorbing book — concise, artless, often moving.