Sentence examples for correct books from inspiring English sources

To me, politically correct books espousing diversity for its own sake hold no purpose and make no influence on the reader; they have no genuine substance to them.

A "The typical New York proprietary lease, and New York law, both state that the co-op must keep full and correct books and records of accounts," said Andrew Brucker, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer.

Under a new set of rules introduced this term, pupils who arrive at school without the right uniform or at lessons without the correct books or equipment are given detention on the same day without notice.

Mr. Cholst noted that the typical proprietary lease requires the corporation to maintain and make available "full and correct books of account" for inspection by shareholders or their representatives.

On the 50th anniversary of its initial publication, White's classic, still one of the bestselling children's books in publishing history, continues to possess a magical freshness that newer, trendier and more psychologically correct books cannot rival.

Of course, there's always the long game: the hope that history will relegate the merely popular books and their bleeding patissiers to history's garbage disposal, while enshrining the correct books in the canon, guaranteeing their preferred authors immortality by keeping them on ninth-grade summer reading lists forever and ever, amen.

THIS is not, at its core, a politically correct book.

He said that "The Grapes of Wrath" was "now a somewhat politically correct book" and that that perhaps accounted for the beginning of a new interest in Steinbeck.

"Grandparents Song," by Sheila Hamanaka, is a lovely, solemn, politically correct book about a girl and her Native American maternal grandmother, Irish maternal grandfather, African-American paternal grandfather and Mexican-American paternal grandmother.

Bill Burton, the deputy press secretary, disclosed the politically correct book list at a briefing in the gymnasium of the Oak Bluffs School, which has been converted into a White House briefing room for the week: "The Way Home," by George Pelecanos.

Zoe uses her abilities to choose the correct book on the bookshelf.