Sentence examples for conventional book from inspiring English sources

The result is more like a branding exercise than a conventional book.

A child can flip through its pages and read it like a conventional book.

Angry customers said this was equivalent to the company's breaking into their houses to take back a conventional book.

An experiment was designed to compare the differences between reading an E-book and a conventional book (C-book) with objective measures.

She doesn't even sing one of those sympathy-demanding ballads of desperation that her older kin in conventional book musicals are prone to at such moments.

Books & Bars, a twist on the conventional book club, is a nine-year-old program that combines books, booze, and comedy.

Somehow the conventional word "book" (by Michael Stewart, who died in 1987, and Mark Bramble) has been restored to the program credits, in place of the originally designated and more descriptive "lead-ins and crossovers" (introductions to and transitions between musical numbers).

He didn't conform to the manners of the day; he'd lived a life outside the classroom and conventional book-learning.

Search for the word "plain" in a conventional book-bound thesaurus, and you will find an unadorned and featureless list of synonyms on the printed page.

Conventional books, or parts of books, are in evidence.

If the books sell well as digital files or specially ordered paperbacks, the company will republish them as conventional books.