Sentence examples for slight volume from inspiring English sources
Black Vodka is a slight volume, but there's no arguing with the poetry of Levy's prose.
"Then in 2001 , 2002and 2003, it's had slight volume declines".
Bennett's latest work of fiction consists of two substantial stories in one slight volume.
A slight volume, it consists of a hundred or so different tweets, harvested by the author from Twitter, and each containing the phrase "working on my novel".
Settling in Bogotá in 1864, he published a slight volume of Poesías, which attracted considerable attention and, in 1867, the romantic novel María, which won immediate recognition and remains his best known work.
This slight volume was meant to be a simple retelling of the last two millennia for an audience of children, but its first edition was declared too pacifist by Fascist Germany and banned.
Despite publishing some best-selling collections and several well-regarded magazine articles, and co-writing two slight volumes about Dubya, Ivins never wrote the big, important book about Texas that she'd always wanted to.
While hardly monogamous — he always has at least 15 books going at once — Queenan is a wholehearted lover, surprisingly vulnerable to the slightest volume, as ready to give himself to a novella about a cross-dressing Mexico City hairdresser as to "Northanger Abbey".
Her slight new volume — on "grandparenthood as a developmental phase," as she puts it — mines deep veins: what makes a house a home, what happens when a control freak opens her door to toddlers and, more intriguing, what happens when the family she's written about for decades squirms under Mom's klieg lights.
At under 200 pages, the excuse could be made that it's too slight a volume, but Morrison pieces together Booker's back-story in a single chapter that nestles at the heart of the novel like a smooth, polished pebble, proving that concision is not the issue here.
However, with the UAR setting of 2.5 mm ID, slight tidal volume was obtained with a 3 s oxygen flush.
