Sentence examples for in this book though from inspiring English sources

In this book, though, Dylan's mother just sort of disappears, runs off to who knows where.

By doing it in this book, though, McCleen perilously weakens her argument.

There's precious little philanthropy in this book, though, beyond the Allen Institute for Brain Science, a research facility he bankrolled shortly after his mother began struggling with dementia.

In this book, though, the collegial deference to fellow members of the Clinton team gets a bit thick, and gives the book an air of homage.

In this book, though, he's conflated the two forms, unfolding a rueful, book-length take on a Deep South community in what are essentially a series of short stories peopled by loosely interrelated characters.

There are two great examples in this book, though strikingly in neither case is the research by Levitt.

The two dominant religious threads in the book, though, involve traditions native to the Mojave region.

The question of Jewish identity figures repeatedly in the book, though, and does so in a particularly dramatic fashion.

Present in the book, though, is material to build a better pigeonhole.

Later on in the book, though, she also reclaims the idea of realness as having to do with authenticity, as defined by oneself rather than by others.

As I write in the book, though, "Uman was much closer to the medieval end of the pilgrimage spectrum than the contemporary one.