Sentence examples for making this book from inspiring English sources
Humour and detail abound in both the text and artwork, making this book a sheer delight.
This understanding went a long way in making this book a firm favourite, because a lack of understanding and the 526 pages would have seemed like a chore.
What distinguishes his diary (apparently begun in 1880, making this book merely its latter third), is Kessler's distanziert tone -- its elegance, precision and shrewdness.
Along the way, he also bares the raw, rowdy and rarely seen intimacy of male friendship, making this book, on top of everything else, a fine bromance.
There is, however, no getting around the fact that Sexton never becomes as compelling a character as her mother was, making this book a kind of bleaker postscript to "Searching for Mercy Street".
Melucci doesn't have a blog, but she takes the online ethos to heart and freely cuts and pastes her recipes from food magazines or Epicurious.com, making this book the culinary equivalent of a beach read.
It makes this book feel off key.
Two deaths made this book possible.
That is what makes this book remarkable.
"The government is going to make this book famous".
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