Sentence examples for searching book from inspiring English sources

"Who I Am" is an earnest, tortured, searching book — by turns eloquent and long-winded, revealing and oddly elliptical.

And this soulful and searching book is ultimately that: a long, strange trip in the direction of full-throttle love.

There is, I think, a serious and searching book to be written about light entertainment in the 70s and 80s: all those things we couldn't, or wouldn't, see.

Whatever comforts this picture affords, Goldman's candid, searching book reminds us that for the children of divorce, the death of a marriage is a loss beyond the consolations of ritual.

Such self-involvement, as Ben Yagoda's fact-packed if not terribly searching book "Memoir: A History" (Riverhead; $25.95) reminds you, is just one of the charges that have been levelled against memoirs and their authors over the centuries, the others being the ones that Freud was so leery of: indiscretion, betrayal, and outright fraud.

This searching book charts the author's roundabout journey toward committed love.

Find them in job searching books at your school's career resources center, your local library, bookstore or online.

At the moment it lets you search book retailers in different countries (US, UK, Sweden, Germany, etc).

You can also go to a custom Google page that only searches book reviews for that book.

But QuintoAndar wants to set itself apart as an end-to-end service that lets users search, book, rent and advertise rental properties.

You can easily search, book, and pay on-the-fly, straight from your mobile phone.