Sentence examples for from its pages from inspiring English sources

Nor does it greatly enlarge our appreciation of de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex," a book Blanche championed, to learn that it was from its pages that the literary critic Jane Gallop learned to masturbate.

Among his attainments, like that of Julien Sorel in "The Red and the Black," was the ability to memorize the whole of the Bible in translation and to recognize any passage from its pages the moment he was shown it.

Embracing aging is hitting the mainstream, too: Her InStyle profile comes just a few weeks after Allure announced it would ban the term "anti-aging" from its pages because growing older should be embraced and appreciated, not treated like something to fight off.

In its sober gaiety, rising from its pages and despite the sad circumstances in which it was written, "Paris France" remains a remarkable, American act of self-possession.

The hope seems to be that by removing the whiff of baby boomer seediness from its pages, young people will read and subscribe to it.

"You know that by the time you finish it, you'll be shaking your own gnawed fingernails from its pages".

Time magazine banned her from its pages.

Arresting phrases leap from its pages.

The aroma of deep sadness arises from its pages.

In his trademark accented English, Herzog read from its pages.

From its pages China's landscape emerges with filmic clarity.