Sentence examples for contested book from inspiring English sources

It is also the subject of what might be the most contested book review of the year.

Microsoft agreed to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Barnes & Noble's Nook division on Monday, giving the bookstore chain stronger footing in the hotly contested electronic book market and creating an alliance that could intensify the fight over the future of digital reading.

But the meaning of America is continually contested in essays, books, backyard conversations, talk shows and, most of all, in elections.

But as Ian Mayes recognised, the figures of deaths and detentions in the Elkins book were contested.

His next book -- Contested Will: Who Wrote Shakespeare?

The referee, Paddy Russell stated in his autobiography that he was certain the ball was on the ground, but Canavan contested in the same book that he managed to get elevation on the ball as he punched, which would have been very difficult to do if it was touching the ground.

The company has wagered heavily on the Nook, whose e-readers and tablets compete against Amazon's best-selling Kindle devices in the hotly contested world of electronic books.

A 2012 study by Scholastic in the US found children accustomed to screens more willing to read e-readers than paper books, a contested finding, but not one that should be dismissed either.

One book is still contested — the most banal of the lot — precisely because it contains descriptions of sex that parents feel are unsuitable for tenth graders.

It brings to mind another hotly contested role when another famous book was turned into a movie: Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind.

The 1914 race has a place in the record books as it was contested by no fewer than 11 former and future Tour champions.