Sentence examples for idea of book from inspiring English sources

Does the idea of book burning still resonate?

In the West the idea of book collecting, and hence of libraries as the word was understood for several centuries, had its origin in the classical world.

I like the idea of book readers, but to be practical, they need to be more than just book readers, otherwise why not just carry around a book?

But now that they have a sizeable catalogue, the two are also working on something new: subscription models, based on the idea of book clubs, where users paid a monthly fee for a certain number of apps.

Although the group's main objective is to promote toplessness, they have certainly made the idea of book clubs more (forgive me) titillating.

Browsing a writer's backlist is a thing of the past, except in independent stores committed to the idea of books, rather than just selling books.

In my 40s it seems to be more about meeting people and trying to support the idea of books and reading, the principle of the thing.

So bad that one of their henchmen arranges a meeting at the famed Strand bookstore on lower Broadway only to denigrate the very idea of books: "Personally he despised the things.

The organizers have said they hope this initiative will get books to "places where they might not otherwise reach"; but the idea of books being given out, anywhere, to anyone, is a truly thrilling prospect.

Or perhaps a new type of device that makes the very idea of books redundant.

I do like the idea of books being famous and authors remaining anonymous".