Sentence examples for described this book from inspiring English sources

– one reviewer described this book as, "What long-haul flights were made for".

A Boy's Own Story by Edmund White (1982) Someone described this book as a cross between Catcher in the Rye and De Profundis.

Many people described this book as truly heartbreaking, and yet wonderful to read at the same time, and before opening this book up for the first time I thought it was a slightly far-fetched opinion.

Strawson himself described this book as 'probably the most ambitious and certainly the one that has received the least attention' (Strawson 2004, ix)..He is right about the second point but not, I suspect, about the first.

To describe this book as soul-baring is to undersell its bloodied candour.

If we had to describe this book in three words, they would be nail-biting, outstanding and mind-blowing.

When she describes the much-married Mr. Huston as a difficult husband — "unfaithful, egocentric, impatient, judgmental, cuttingly sarcastic and a gambler" — she is describing this book's archetypal bogeyman.

Although each chapter revolves around a different person, it would be wrong to describe this book as an elaborate set of short stories.

Get it here >> "Peak" by Chip Conley Fred Destin, a partner at the venture-capital firm Accel Partners, describes this book as "Maslow's hierarchy of needs adapted to the business world".

I wouldn't describe this book as containing a relationship, so really it's up to you whether you think one happens in the end.

7. Journey to the End of the Night by Louis-Ferdinand Céline Nothing I've ever read attempting to describe this book has ever come close.