Sentence examples for problem of the book from inspiring English sources

"The Problem of the Book of Job" in The Bulletin.

In the end, the problem of the book is the comparison between the two Tradescants.

The subtitle confronts the central problem of the book head on, by admitting that "Lost Girls" is an "unsolved American mystery".

The necessary -- and interesting -- problem of the book, then, is that the liberating catharsis our protagonist, and perhaps some readers, so desperately want will never happen.

It also tackles the other obvious real-world problem of the book: that "shopping" for a new pet is thoroughly outmoded, and we no longer like to treat animals as interchangeable commodities.

Scholar John C. Gruesser found the conflicts in the book unresolved and the ending "too easily manufactured at the last minute to resolve the problem of the book".

The main problem of the book-type catalog, of course, was the insertion of entries for new acquisitions.

Throughout, our narrator is aware of the problems of the book.

Then there still is the problem of getting the books on the shelves.

The "bad news" is that the problem of these books seems to be the reader.

The Little House books have been beloved children's classics for so many decades that few even want to acknowledge the many problems of the books -- most notably, the bald racism toward American Indians and other non-white characters.