Sentence examples for fair book from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kirtzman said his goal was to write a fair book.

It took a great-grandson of Ferdinand's, the prizewinning historian Geoffrey C. Ward, to write the scandal-filled but eminently fair book that airs this dirty laundry.

One of the fascinating motifs in this lucent and fair book is the way Broder jabs and nips at that democratic faith.

"Justice Brennan" is a scrupulously fair book, and readers looking for hagiography will be dismayed by Brennan's views of women (he once declared that were a woman ever nominated to the high court, he might have to resign).

To be fair, book jackets occasionally feature men in this pose — "The Forgotten," by David Baldacci; "The Jackal's Share," by Chris Morgan Jones; and some of James Patterson's Michael Bennett books come to mind — but it's much less common, and man-in-somewhat-disheveled-suit seems the more dominant motif.

But the next day, on the second floor of Bergdorf Goodman, Fifth Avenue, signing copies of the Vanity Fair book, a collection of photographs called Oscar Night - to which he has written a brief foreword - he was in his element, beaming, content to stay as long as he could.

"As opposed to a book-book fair?" I told him that at book-book fairs, like the famous one in Frankfurt, they mostly gave out catalogs.

Every now and then, to be fair, a book does show its face.

David Margolick, a contributing editor at Vanity Fair whose books include "Strange Fruit: The Biography of a Song," interviewed both women.

But did you know that there are a fair few books with ballet at their heart?

The result is a perceptive, elegantly written and fair-minded book.