Sentence examples for interesting volume from inspiring English sources

Such efforts by Mr. Clarke to inflate Kennedy's achievements distract from his actual accomplishments and influence, and they also make this intermittently interesting volume feel like a sentimental work of hagiography.

An interesting volume from a legal perspective is Kohen 2006, and some interesting case studies are presented in Casertano 2013.

Setton won't confirm details, but agrees that Amazon has "very interesting volume" and "stands out in that space," referring to the family-friendly nature of how Kindle Fire is specifically marketed towards those with younger children.

Sir, We are pleased that Drs Muirhead and Haylock (2012)) have found our study on occupational cancer in Britain interesting (volume 107, supplement 1) and have responded in such detail regarding the results for ionising radiation.

One of the more interesting volumes in Malcolm X's book collection, held at the Schomburg Center, in Harlem, is an English translation of Jean Paul Sartre's "Black Orpheus," the French philosopher's dense meditation on the idea of Negritude.

Pieces were layered to create interesting volumes and shapes so a cropped double-breasted jacket flowed seamlessly into billowing knee-length culottes or a handkerchief-hemmed skirt grew organically out of an elongated halter-neck vest backed in sheer chiffon.

Library catalogues are peculiarly unhelpful in that they do not often distinguish between a novel and a collection of stories; still, the act of typing "and other stories" into the catalogues of the British Library and the London Library produced an immense number of interesting volumes by authors I knew of, as well as those I did not.

He also composed rough but workmanlike verse of religious exhortation; one of his most interesting later volumes is the children's book A Book for Boys and Girls (1686), vigorous poems serving as comments on emblematic pictures.

"It's complex, with interesting layered volumes.

Perhaps better not to write this if you were applying to them, but DLA Piper has a reputation within the industry for doing less interesting, more volume-based work than elite "magic circle" firms such as Linklaters and Slaughter & May.

Also interesting in this volume are Mr. Maraniss's insights into temperamental proclivities that would affect Mr. Obama's political career.