Sentence examples for narrower book from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is why the title is so unfortunate: it suggests a smaller, narrower book than the one Hampl has written.

Too much humorless positivity erodes this adventurous but narrow book.

"Bet Your Life" is in some ways a narrow book for this smart, enterprising writer.

This is not just a narrow book on the sort of issues being dealt with by Leveson.

This is a narrow book - it's concerned exclusively with the lives of middle-class American housewives at a time when careers were out, and aprons and home-baking were very much in.

The result is a very narrow book that offers little for academics in physical and life sciences, for the vast majority of us who are not at research universities, and for those who are not white, male, and childless.

We're sitting in a long narrow book-lined study.

Another was filled with narrow books of scripture that had been rescued from the dzong when it burned years before.

She lived for half a year in Ms. Ramaci's narrow, book-filled apartment in the East Village, where photographs and mementos in a window form a shrine to Mr. Vincent.

I note that these days, ladybird.co.uk offers you the chance to narrow your book choices by age range.

Although his circus lingo is accurate and his empathy and fair-mindedness toward the multitude of players is evident throughout, "The Circus Fire" is an eerily narrow-gauge book, with a thicket of victims' names, telescoped paragraphs and summary jottings, often staccato in tone, like combat reporting.