Sentence examples for delectable book from inspiring English sources

In that delectable book, Paul was having trouble writing the introduction to an anthology of rhyming poetry, while his mind skittered sideways over multifold topics, notably loneliness.

But Anya von Bremzen is a better writer than most of the genre's practitioners, as this delectable book, which tells the story of postrevolutionary Russia through the prism of one family's meals, amply demonstrates.

As the wicked parody of Benjamin Braddock, in Mad magazine, put it, to Nichols's bemusement and delight: "Mom, how come I'm Jewish and you and Dad aren't?" That is one of many tales retold in "Pictures at a Revolution," Mark Harris's delectable book on the Oscar-nominated pictures of 1967.

Within the Rousseau-like tableau on the cover of David Brooks's delectable new book of social criticism there lurks one lone denizen of the wild.

A Delectable Food Photography Book Follows the History of Foodporn.

There is so much that is delectable about this book.

Bad Art 2: 2 Bad Asks, "Isn't All Art Created Equal?" A Delectable Food Photography Book Follows the History of Foodporn.

It's insane that tomatoes are grown there at all, Barry Estabrook writes in his delectable and angry new book, "Tomatoland".

In The New York Times, Janet Maslin called the book a "delectable, sweeping, Empire-savaging debut novel".

Thomson himself is a champion free-associater, and one of the delectable pleasures of this book is knowing that the next entry you read will differ -- in tone, or the nature of facts offered -- from the last.

This book is as delectable an artefact as the product it describes.