Sentence examples for dense books from inspiring English sources

Steinbeck didn't need to write clever, dense books, as his contemporaries did and as plenty of great writers do today.

The writing of his long, dense books was slow, punctuated by coffee and by the drawing and sculpting in which he was also trained and gifted.

In my twenties, my projected holiday reading would consist of several short, dense books that I'd failed to read the rest of the year.

In high school, I was scrambling through tutorial videos, dense books and coding blogs, constantly worrying: will I ever be "good enough" in programming?

Philosophy is not just about talking or lecturing, or even reading long, dense books.

But those dense books offer precisely the reading experiences that give us the most scope for improvement as readers and make us better equipped to actually enjoy more taxing books in the future.

It's a dense book.

"See this?" he says, nodding towards a dense book.

The plot of this big, dense book is fairly straightforward.

Professor Broderick has devoted three decades of research to her rich, dense book.

Put aside, for a moment, those controversies, for Mr. Kass's dense book is extraordinary.