Sentence examples for exemplary book from inspiring English sources

At times I was unsettled by this exemplary book, which describes a transformation I do remember, but took cover from, sequestered in my psychic closet.

The principal source of the film is the biography of Jobs by Walter Isaacson — an exemplary book, not least because it keeps its head while all those whom it describes are losing theirs.

That's a complicated question, but it's hard to disagree with George Orwell, who thought that any exemplary book should not only be an intellectual but "also an aesthetic experience".

The principal source of the film is the biography of Jobs by Walter Isaacson an exemplary book, not least because it keeps its head while all those whom it describes are losing theirs.

A suggestion in another column that his 2006 Sir David Williams lecture on the rule of law was an immensely important public intervention played a part in encouraging Tom to extend it into the marvellous and exemplary book of the same title.

Here is Robert Lacey's account in his exemplary book "Monarch: The Life and Reign of Elizabeth II" (Free Press; $27.50): As Elizabeth II, dressed in black, walked down the line of mourners, an eleven-year-old girl handed her five red roses.

I was given exemplary books about people who invented anaesthetics or cures for diseases or handy devices such as the telephone.

For some reason, this is a season of exemplary garden books, books that make a difference when they first appear and that will last for years to come.

This is the subject of his exemplary new book of photographs, Westward the Course of Empire.

And Garber's aim, to encourage a deep engagement with the plays by emphasizing their ubiquity in modern culture, is so exemplary that the book's occasional descent from the stimulating to the trite is forgivable.

Kapelevich has integrated his exemplary work in book form (Kapelevich, 2013).