Sentence examples for described books from inspiring English sources

He described books as animals, with a structural exoskeleton—"You have the idea of head, body, tail"—and mushier insides that the author must fill in.

He described books as animals, with a structural exoskeleton — "You have the idea of head, body, tail" — and mushier insides that the author must fill in.

And in the 19th century, the influential American preacher Edwin Hubbell Chapin described books as "the embodiments and manifestations of departed minds — the living organs through which those who are dead yet speak to us".

In essays among which this chronicle is described, Books and the Man, by John T. Winterich, this author compares Henry James to Caesar who refused the crown, but it also probable that Henry James did not relish the idea of using another man's plot.

The British Retail Consortium (BRC) described book sales throughout the UK in August as "tough".

Similarly, Patrick Parrinder has described Book II as the "worst and most disorienting quagmire in the Wake".

Several reviewers described book as clever, well-written, engaging, amusing, and fun.

The described book reader application is only capable of displaying the natural light photographs.

We combine our method with the described book reader application in order to add functionality enabling the users to employ it as an advanced manuscript analysis tool.

There's a word to describe books that can't be taught in classrooms: "banned".

His publicist has described the book, published by Phoenix Books, as a "six-figure deal".