Sentence examples for describing a book from inspiring English sources

"Describing a book for a catalog is quite another".

Googling the phrase "wearable books" does bring up a listing for U.S. Patent 7121587 however, describing a book "comprising a plurality of pages and a loop adapted for encircling a body portion for attaching said pages to the body".

Describing a book reading, she writes: "From the moment I arrive, I have the sense they are there — exactly who, I am not sure — but I can tell I am being watched, sized up.

Finally, after 51 seconds of silence, he began to speak again, describing a book published after Sept. 11, 2001 — the day Christina was born — that included her picture and included simple wishes for a child's life, including one inscription that read "I hope you jump in rain puddles".

M-Edge also alleges that Amazon is currently infringing on a patent it holds describing a book light-equipped ereader cover.

Is it odd to describe a book as kind?

Writer describes a book of Holocaust sketches by Arikha.

But, the truth is, if nobody describes a book as astonishing, it probably isn't astonishing, and if it isn't astonishing, who needs it?

But he is also aware that when a reviewer describes a book as a "poet's novel", it is not usually meant as a compliment, and is a description that often comes with a hint of oversensitivity and overwriting.

In the courtyard, Stewart took off his tie and described a book about heroism that he had tried to write in his twenties: "We imagine, in the modern world, that heroes are accidental heroes".

In the same issue of the Chicago Tribune a letter from Laurie Goering, the Tribune's chief European Correspondent describes a new book that reevaluates Darwin's principal thesis.