Sentence examples for forms the book from inspiring English sources

It's not that I think the author should be seen as a figure of divine remoteness, but rather that (at least when it comes to literary forms) the book itself should be viewed as distinct and autonomous, and that the reader's interpretation should carry just as much weight as the author's intention.

It's their journey that forms the book's bravura opening section.

Donovan fell for Linda and, along with the bohemian quest, his long pursuit of her forms the book's narrative.

The cycle of meeting, flirting and fucking forms the book's basic dramatic unit, often with a lyrically described idyll abroad by way of coda.

A lavish political wedding that forms the book's final set piece brings revelations and epiphanies, but they don't feel forced.

It's this memorabilia that forms the book.

Maybe more startling, her dying doesn't even form the book's real dramatic climax.

Even in its new theatrical form, the book by Mark O'Donnell and Thomas Meehan remains perilously thin.

But despite its smooth, uncluttered form, "The Book of Revelation" casts a jagged chill.

Of course, this union formed the book series Fangs: Vampire Spy.

In its extant form, the book is a Jewish work, probably of the late 2nd century ad, with Christian interpolations.