Sentence examples for demanding book from inspiring English sources

In short, an insufficiently demanding book.

Penrose's The Emperor's New Mind was a far more ambitious and demanding book than Hawking's.

"Artful" is a difficult, demanding book, contrarian in nature, a meditation on time that sidesteps the linear, a disquisition on form that refuses to conform.

"Trilobite!" is a demanding book at times, since while Mr. Fortey writes for nonspecialists, he steadfastly avoids reducing the complexity of things.

"The Melancholy of Resistance" is a demanding book, and a pessimistic one, too, since it seems to take repeated ironic shots at the possibility of revolution.

It is a soft but also a demanding book, as Wiesel insists upon justice for both the characters traditional Jewish interpretation favors and those it maligns.

"Yet the response from our Waterstone's reading groups, as well as from our central panel, showed that readers of all sorts are willing to engage with demanding books, if they are well written and beautifully produced".

Perhaps we're becoming aware that in a world where everyone is the hero of their own story, the inevitable outcome is an ever more competitive society, and we demand books and films that reflect this reality.

The Small Fries were a bit incredulous when I showed up demanding impressive book titles.

Essentially a rights marketplace, the company effectively turns photocopy shops into on-demand book retailers.

The next year, it published Fifty Shades of Grey as an e-book and print-on-demand book.