Sentence examples for point of a book from inspiring English sources

But pure factual reliability is not the point of a book like this.

It encourages people to put thoughts into words – the starting point of a book".

What's the point of a book if you don't talk about it?

Alice says "what is the point of a book without good conversation and pictures?" I still believe that.

I know Stella Rimington got shot down last year for using that word, but what is the point of a book if it isn't?

I thought that was the job of the critic--without perspective, what is the point of a book of criticism?

But the court also made clear that only significant, direct quotations of the "dramatic focal points" of a book before publication constituted a violation.

Hamilton-Paterson takes saltwater as a starting point for a book full of strange and beautiful musings on the facts and myths of ocean life, from sonar pings to the deep-sea dead.

"Surely the point of releasing a book is to sell loads of copies and makes lots of money," says Stuart Wilson.

I also thought that the whole point of writing a book was to reach thousands, maybe tens of thousands of readers, with nice royalties pouring in as the icing on the cake.

Why? What on earth is the point of writing a book if there's nothing in it of an 'away from the public eye' nature?