Sentence examples for discerning book from inspiring English sources

Glenn Horowitz's shop at 87 Newtown Lane has been the destination for discerning book collectors since 1992.

In a novel that's what Curtis Sittenfeld's "Prep" aspired to be (i.e., a smart, discerning book about school years) Ms. Sullivan introduces strong, warmly believable three-dimensional characters who have fun, have fights and fall into intense love affairs, sometimes with one another.

The series echoes the themes of "Primetime Blues," Donald Bogle's discerning book on the same subject.

I characterize as "discerning" any complimentary book reviewer!

A discerning, provocative book, part travelogue, part reflection on how memory passes into history, and part cultural narrative, "Franco's Crypt" establishes that much more was going on during Franco's regime than is usually credited.

And how a machine or an errant finger would discern between supportive books about homosexuality and books against homosexuality is a head-scratcher.

And now that Islam is a hot topic in America, not to mention probably the fastest-growing religion in the world, two new books offer the discerning young reader a glimpse of the Islamic world.

I immediately discounted the Breast Milk cocktail (you can find the recipe in less discerning bar books) on the grounds that it uses butterscotch schnapps.

Taylor has a discerning eye for historical-looking history books.

For Christians who struggle with their faith, the book is a helpful guide for discerning the times and trends of our confusing era.

Nothing much happens in this book, but its elegant sentences and dry, discerning portraits more than compensate.