Sentence examples for perceived book from inspiring English sources

Merrill Lynch sold near perceived book value but sustained near calamitous write-offs and equity dilution.

He perceived books as permanent objects that were invested with power.

He perceived the book to be more about mental breakdown than ghosts, and although he was informed after meeting author Shirley Jackson that it was very much a supernatural novel, elements of mental breakdown were introduced into the film.

Laura Shapiro, the reviewer, perceives the book as the fond memory that it is of our childhood visits to New York City to see our uncle Andy Warhol and his mother.

The author is good throughout on homophobia, real and perceived, in the book world and the media.

I don't feel that the Willy I perceived in the book had been rendered yet in either of the films, however wonderful Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp are".

While they are, in many ways, superior to the Kindle and Nook but they've never taken off because of perceived inadequacies in book store access.

After a few more chapters, Martin perceived his new book as a fantasy story and started making maps and genealogies.

But the same concerns crop up repeatedly when speaking to the executives: the precarious state of some high-street chains; endemic discounting eroding the perceived value of books; the challenges of serious non-fiction and literary fiction; and the lack of opportunities to break new authors.

O'Brien doesn't believe that censorship is necessarily about content; it could be about the books perceived intent.

As for the book's perceived inconsistencies: Was the author being inattentive, or were you?