Sentence examples for library itself from inspiring English sources

The library itself is also worth perusing.

The library itself moved to larger quarters in 1976.

The library itself may owe its existence to the scarcity and preciousness of the material.

She is such a generous writer – this book, like a library itself, has a communal feel.

The library itself, like Hayden's two formative childhood libraries, expresses similar contrasts.

If he had to draw something imaginary right now, it might well be a sketch of the library itself.

But unlike the library itself, the research service is by law exclusively for the use of members of Congress.

He opposes the Muslim Brotherhood, the popular Islamic movement, and has resisted pressure to allow the creation of a mosque or prayer room within the library itself.

Mr Buffett chose to announce his gift in the New York Public Library, itself the product of collaboration between early philanthropists, including Carnegie, the great provider of public libraries.

And yet the Southbury Public Library itself remains a haven.

The Public Library itself was rising over what had been the Croton reservoir on Fifth Avenue.