Sentence examples for highlighting books from inspiring English sources
Still, the Folio prize will not apologise for highlighting books that might at first appear daunting, their method or intentions less readily apparent, but that reward dedicated readers by reflecting the world in an entirely unexpected way.
It would make the Booker look not only dumbed-down but parochial, by letting in English-language fiction from all over the world; it would choose excellence above accessibility; in the words of founder Andrew Kidd, it would "not apologise for highlighting books that might at first appear daunting".
We disseminate e-mails or postcards highlighting books for course adoption or titles developed for specialized professional audiences.
The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report is on my mind this week, so we're highlighting books about climate change.
And, truly, who wouldn't be psyched to find such an influential book hidden by such an incredible person?! Watson has gone on book-hiding adventures many times over the past few months, most notably highlighting books written by female authors.
Less odd, perhaps, are "World of Golf" and the thriller "Tainted Evidence". Same goes for James Patterson's "Cat & Mouse". Highlighting books in holiday decorations is a lovely tradition.
She summed up her talk by highlighting three books that have guided her through her journey as a social entrepreneur: "Finding Your True North" by Bill George, "Grit" by Angela Duckworth, and "Option B" by Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant.
The nonprofit also just released an "empathy kit," which includes books highlighting immigration and refugees, an activity guide and posters.
In a twist of fate, Prof. Kerry Emanuel's book, highlighting hurricane disasters, went on sale within days of Katrina.
I want to have married a man who wanted to be in a body, who wanted to live in it so much that he marked it up like a book, underlining, highlighting, writing in the margins, I was here.
This series is divided into two subseries: one of library books, the other highlighting Dupee's collection of socialist literature, most of which were published in New York in the 1930s.
