Sentence examples for form of book from inspiring English sources

The codex is a far more convenient form of book.

A third point was the expressed intention of early Christians to shun pagan literature by using an entirely different form of book.

As someone habitually attached to the traditional form of book, I put my foot into these new waters with the utmost hesitancy.

Although figural art was never to flourish in western Turkistan as gloriously as it had prior to the Arab invasion, there was a revival under the Mongols in the form of book illuminations.

The codex is the essential form of book for efficient research, besides being pleasant to handle and to look at without strain.C.M. PYLE Co-chair, Columbia University Seminar in the Renaissance New YorkThe need for speedSIR – Any new spending on Germany's infrastructure should also include building an adequate broadband network ("Build some bridges and roads, Mrs Merkel", October 18th).

It comes not just in the form of book deals, speaking tours and stints as television commentators but also, increasingly, positions as executives and on the boards of companies that do business with the Pentagon and other parts of the government.

Most histories of the segregated South and the civil rights movement have taken the form of books, films or music.

Those resources often come at least in part in the form of books and lectures by authors.

This summer, Northeast Auctions in Portsmouth, N.H., sold antiques with Johnson provenance, including ceramic flasks in the form of books.

Most of this information arrived not via the Internet, of course, but in the form of books.

There is a wealth of helpful and sympathetic advice out there, in the form of books and counselling.