Sentence examples for forms of book from inspiring English sources
Because of the relative cheapness of this method, however, it came to dominate numismatic as well as most other forms of book illustration through the present day.
And yet, these works serve, perhaps more effectively than more straightforward forms of book worship, as moving expressions of our transforming relationship to books — and the potential for beauty, as well as loss, in that change.
King experimented with different forms of book distribution: The Plant: Zenith Rising was released in 2000 solely as an e-book, distributed via the Internet, with readers asked but not required to pay for it, and the novella UR was made available in 2009 only to users of the Kindle electronic reading device.
Publishers are now rushing to develop new forms of books to cater to readers who will see them on smartphones — books that will not work on today's stand-alone e-readers.
Access to our new forms of "books" is of critical importance.
By the time of Christ, a new form of book was coming into fashion, the codex, or book in the shape in which it is known today.
A third point was the expressed intention of early Christians to shun pagan literature by using an entirely different form of book.
In the early classical world the standard form of book was the papyrus roll, commonly called biblion, taking its name from the material of which it was made.
As someone habitually attached to the traditional form of book, I put my foot into these new waters with the utmost hesitancy.
References to the Lunyu in this entry take the form of "book.chapter," i.e., Lunyu 3.15 refers to book 3, chapter 15, in the text.
