Sentence examples for examining a book from inspiring English sources

His writing opened a window onto the contemporary American scene, examining a book or film or television show as it was shaped by the cultural winds of the day.

By examining a book's physical attributes, he says, "you can enter a world we have lost and understand it as it was".

They'll enable you to feel good buying a book you already want or you'll ridicule them for examining a book you already know sucks.

Police are examining a book written by the Labour MP Simon Danczuk, as well as other sources as part of their inquiries.

Amazon can do many things, but it still cannot let readers examine a book before buying.

Hosted by John Mullan, professor of English at University College London, the Guardian's Book Club examines a book a month, via a column in the Guardian Review and a live Q&A session with the author.

Between the visit to Ubertino and the story of an encounter with a peasant girl, Adso examines a book.

While in The Android's Dungeon, Nelson examines a comic book called The Death of Sad Sack, a reference to both the American comic strip The Sad Sack and the "Death of Superman" story arc.

£16.99 A quirky book examining a killer in the Victorian home: the glorious wallpapers that were created using a toxic compound of arsenic and verdigris.

Later, we saw MURRAY WEISS, the criminal justice editor of The New York Post and Congresswoman CAROLYN MALONEY, examining a photograph in the book.

And she is examining a settlement between Google and book publishers and authors to make more books available online.