Sentence examples for sobering book from inspiring English sources

This brave, beautiful, sobering book is the record of her experiences.

The writing of her sobering book, "Drift: The Unmooring of American Military Power," published in 2012, was another "not work" activity — as were her interviews with me.

In the long term, Mr. Brownstein writes toward the end of this sobering book, "the party that seeks to encompass and harmonize the widest range of interests and perspectives is the one most likely to thrive.

But Mr. Caldwell's book is the most rigorous and plainspoken examination of Muslim immigration in Europe to date, a sobering book that walks right up to, if never quite crossing, the line between being alarming and being alarmist.

Steven Yearley's review calls it a "provocative and sobering book".

In his sobering book, "Eaarth," Bill McKibben convincingly argues that we've already exhausted ourselves: The weather is already changing; our frenetic, oil-guzzling culture has already gobbled up entire species.

The delightful motif that enlivens Peter S. Goodman's otherwise sobering new book on economic delusion suggests that we've been living in Neverland.

A sobering new book, "Why Boys Fail," by Richard Whitmire, cites mountains of evidence to make the point: The average high school grade point average is 3.09 for girls and 2.86 for boys.

But maybe that's the strength of this appropriately sober book.

The authorized life is an ample, sober book in which Milford, without losing her senses, accounts for most of the integuments Millay once kissed.

A sober book like "The Shadow Market" is never going to read like a Crichton potboiler, but it veers too far in the other direction, often sounding like a report for the Council on Foreign Relations.