Sentence examples for publicized books from inspiring English sources

He blamed his defeat substantially on the advent of a new kind of media smear machine that he believed was directed by the Democratic National Committee, whose products included a series of widely publicized books with titles like "The Strange Career of Mr. Hoover Under Two Flags" and "Hoover's Millions and How He Made Them".

Mr. Seidl also painted artwork for the books' covers, and publicized book signings through faxes, posters and T-shirts.

Florence Wolfson Howitt, whose lifelong dream of recognition as a writer eluded her until she was in her 90s, when the diary she had kept as a teenager was found in a Dumpster and became the subject of a newspaper article and a widely publicized book, died on Tuesday at her home in Pompano Beach, Fla.

In Noble Savages, his recently published and much publicized book, Napoleon Chagnon asserts that for well over a century a "widespread biophobia is built into cultural anthropological theory, which results in deep contempt for biological ideas" (p. 381).

Sarah Palin's heavily publicized book tour begins in earnest this Monday, but weeks before, her ghostwritten memoir, Going Rogue: An American Life, had already vaulted into the number one position at Amazon.

Ms. Regan was among the first to publicize books pegged to the attacks.

Ms. Regan was among the first to publicize books pegged to the terrorists' attacks and raised eyebrows in the industry.

Internet companies generally hate things that do not scale, which might eventually temper Amazon's enthusiasm for acquiring, editing and publicizing books.

I also joined Publishers Marketplace, a website where literary agents congregate and publicize book deals.

He took a well deserved rest, and then he stridently publicized his books.

But after some highly publicized e-book devices failed to take off in the late 1990's, those long-held hopes have remained elusive.