Sentence examples for learned book from inspiring English sources

THIS ambitious and learned book is destined to be a librarian's nightmare.

Despite these nitpicks, "Taming the Gods" is an admirably learned book.

In fact, explains Richard Mabey in this delightful and casually learned book, they are in precisely the right place for themselves: next to us.

And while a reader may wish that Pastoureau himself had employed the devil's advocate more often, his playful but learned book will doubtless have an influence.

Erasmus' Hyperaspistes proved to be a very learned book, but an excessively long and poorly organized one.

Population Wars is unquestionably a learned book, stuffed with endnotes and references, but takes a punk attitude toward such traditional American values as the idea of a winnable war and competition itself.

As I've learned, books don't mean the same thing to these men as they do to me.'.

Karin Sevell-Greenbaum's fourth graders at Croton Elementary School create their own cartoons, so she was there to learn book styles for them.

All through primary school I pretended to read by learning books off by heart.

Moviegoers instinctively grasp what movie critics, it seems, are stubbornly slow to learn: books and movies are different.

"Space travel seemed awesome and I remember Look and Learn books where we all wore jumpsuits to work," she says.