Sentence examples for lingering book from inspiring English sources

The Mothers is a beautifully written, sad and lingering book – an impressive debut for such a young writer.

A small detail or feeling lingering from one book seems to highlight a different sort of nature in the next, often changing the experience of the book.

Two older men, standing close to me in the crowded loft space, flipped slowly through the book, lingering on images of men they thought they recognized.

(When it comes to lingering on reproductions, books are probably still better).

Their "stress test" was an attempt to put a number on the potential dangers lingering on banks' books.

Rebuking UBS for failing to maintain adequate risk controls, regulators also set up a $60 billion fund to absorb troubled assets lingering on its books, a move intended to strengthen its financial and competitive position.

The stock, down 79% since June 2008, has been punished by a $1.8 billion subprime-mortgage portfolio lingering on the books.

It is part of a lingering issue in the book world about how to deal with books by black authors or about black people.

The mood at the Pierre that day was buoyant, notwithstanding the Great Depression's lingering effects on the book world.

The mercenaries' activities in Africa have had lingering consequences, and the book describes them unflinchingly.

Still, the book's lingering resonance owes less to its strenuous intellectual girding than to the mystery the story nonetheless retains.