Sentence examples for favored books from inspiring English sources

Oprah's favored books share several elements: plots that include a dose of social injustice, characters that are at once idiosyncratic and relatable, and stories that feature some variety of human triumph.

[ image: /photos/59095395ebe912338a3731c2]Oprah's favored books share several elements: plots that include a dose of social injustice, characters that are at once idiosyncratic and relatable, and stories that feature some variety of human triumph.

We've all cringed upon hearing a favored book inaptly described, whether by some blowhard in a book group or by someone we respect.

Mike Bridgman, who became a driver for Ryder after selling his contracting business, favors books on management.

KEN AULETTA: I'm sure it will, but my bias is to favor books that take a little more time to report and to offer context, depth.

Writing in Salon in 2009, Laura Miller noted that the canon favors books about "men in boats" over "women in houses," and it's true: the boat is the beloved vessel of the Great American Novel.

This is the traditional system, for better of for worse, and as long as we have and want retail outlets beyond Amazon, the system will continue to favor books with traditional distribution.

After I had examined several of them, I concluded that he favored buying books in batches and probably belonged to several book clubs.

Mr. Bush and many of his aides favored prescriptive books — Natan Sharansky's "Case for Democracy," which pressed the case for promoting democracy around the world, say, or Eliot A. Cohen's "Supreme Command," which argued that political strategy should drive military strategy.

Claire Monsoon (Opal Alladin), the powerful editor who favors electronic books about talking dogs and self-improvement, will bring out the book on fusty old paper only if she can borrow Macy's identity card in order to become pregnant.

It's also fun to deep-dive into the list and find which authors favor which books.