Sentence examples for fierce book from inspiring English sources
A year ago, when the government was more drifting and unpopular than it is now, a short, fierce book was published by five young Tory MPs.
One of the few recent novels that's comparable to "A Little Life" in this respect is Merritt Tierce's "Love Me Back," a fierce book about a self-destructive Texas waitress who cuts and burns herself, abuses drugs, and submits herself to debasing sexual encounters.
With its mix of idealism and cold jargon, its emphasis on charity needing to achieve dramatic results, and its slight underlying sense that Gates (pictured) wants to play God, this quote is one of many telling moments in Linsey McGoey's fierce book.
Mr. Pope is also the author of three books: Sahib, An American Misadventure in India; Hazardous Waste In American and co-author along with Paul Rauber Strategic Ignorance: Why the Bush Administration Is Recklessly Destroying a Century of Environmental Progress, which the New York Review of Books called "a splendidly fierce book".
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukADAM SMITH has inspired some fierce books in recent years: books that seek to rescue him from the economists, or indeed, to rescue economics from him.
Based around a lethal survival game with teenaged participants, these punchy, fierce books come barrelling off the shelves, all plots blazing.
Somewhere in the midst of this fierce, eccentric book lie the secrets of that transformation.
Mr. Armstrong never uses bookshelves despite a fierce art book habit.
The most striking thing about Cleary's fierce, concise book, perhaps, is his day job, as a senior writer for Rupert Murdoch's national daily, the Australian.
Part of what this fierce new book is saying, in fact, is that there is no "saddest" or "silliest" or "saddest and silliest" story.
