Sentence examples for observed book from inspiring English sources
It's possible to read this by turns heartbreaking and gorgeously observed book without feeling the weight of Thomas's scholarship.
Roland Barthes may have announced the death of the author nearly 50 years ago, but this acutely observed book shows that we are still enthralled by our wordsmiths, however calamitous their lives.
In spite of this, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes is a well-researched, beautifully observed book and Doughty is a convincing and impassioned advocate for changes in our cultural attitudes towards death.
As his very un-Flaubertian contemporary Zola observed, the book is profoundly, shatteringly real.
Yet at the same time, Pollard and Kieran observed that book sales were hardly in freefall.
As has been frequently observed, the book, released four years later, was his professional tipping point, too.
Extremely amusing and acutely observed, the book and film gain dramatic strength and satirical thrust from using Thomas Hardy's first Wessex novel Far From the Madding Crowd as inspiration and armature.
In one class he observed, a book issued since the rise to power of the African National Congress featured a picture of Nelson Mandela with, alongside it, a question about why the country's first black president was a hero.
The Mapmaker's Children by Sarah McCoy: Engaging and keenly observed, this book juxtaposes the past and present in one heartfelt story.
The Asian-American characters in this meticulously observed comic-book novella explicitly address how they handle being in a minority.
The greatest differences between France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands can be observed for Books for Children at home.
