Sentence examples for glowing book from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Drew, who, in 2002, published a glowing book titled "Citizen McCain," lamented in Politico that, "in retrospect, other once-hailed McCain efforts — his cultivation of the press... and even his fight for campaign-finance reform (launched in the wake of his embarrassment over the Keating Five scandal) — now seem to have been simply maneuvers".

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Perhaps Sloan's glowing book can help them find their ass in the dark.

Abdul-Jabbar's book "On the Shoulders Of Giants" addresses the legacy of key African American leaders (in a glowing book review, the Washington Post said the author had transitioned from "iconic professional athlete to astute cultural historian").

Not many people can vote for Iraq, advocate a disastrous Libyan intervention, and write a glowing book review on Henry Kissinger's memoirs, yet still be called a liberal icon.

But can you believe a glowing book review when the newspaper hopes to take a 15% kickback by steering you to barnesandnoble.com?

"They're glowing books!" He waves his arms.

So much so that six different Japanese authors have published glowing books about Citibank since September.

Certainly, as I read over the ecstatic web reviews, not to mention the glowing notices the book received when it first came out and accounts of the book being given the 1988 Booker after just 30 minutes deliberation among the judges, I couldn't help thinking that love had maybe blinded those critics to the book's faults.

His trio of Amazon reviewers gave the book glowing, five-star thumbs-up.

But the review in this newspaper by Craig Claiborne (in the section then known as "Food Family Fashions Furnishings") was glowing, calling the book "comprehensive, laudable and monumental".