Sentence examples for considered books from inspiring English sources
Nor are private documents considered books.
The people I put on the radio [now] have just written papers, they have published considered books.
Singer's town was under Russian rule, and his father, a rabbi, refused to learn Russian — he considered books in that language unclean.
Britton didn't become a reader until he was in his early twenties, having previously considered books "something ladies read in the afternoon after the apartment is clean".
If one considered books as nothing but psychological mechanisms, Mohsin Hamid would be the victor: The Reluctant Fundamentalist does subtle things to manipulate its readers.
Signs and placards that are easy enough to transport are made to attract the eyes of passers-by from a fixed location and thus are not usually considered books.
And after much back and forth they are publishing, Mr. Provan said, "a deeply considered" book.
In a city that once considered book talk to be gauche in the extreme, people currently speak of little else.
"People consider books a nonessential commodity," Rasaki said.
Each year they will consider books published in the two full calendar years prior to the award year.
