Sentence examples for stop the book from inspiring English sources

This omission does not stop the book having a compulsive, voyeuristic quality which is deeply pleasurable.

This gratifying literary ease doesn't stop the book from taking a sobering turn.

She also hopes to stop the book from being made into a film or from being translated.

This won't stop the book hitting the bestseller lists, but for me it was a disappointment, considering the author's vast talent.

Kapuściński's widow tried to stop the book's publication because of its unembellished descriptions of the writer's private life (in particular, his extramarital affairs).

His daring jabs at the pope, "an ancient idol, worshiped now from habit," and at Catholic doctrine brought down the wrath of the authorities but did nothing to stop the book's success.

A note says the owner's a widow And the bookselling had to stop, The book-buying and the catalogues And the salesmen who dropped by.

It's unlikely that these efforts — or others like it — will stop the book-breaking practice, or even do much to discourage it.

More concerning to me – and what stops the book reaching greatness – was the plot.

It stops the book being what it really is, which is a bit of a vanity project.

The trouble is that for all the author's passion, this kind of writing periodically stops the book in its tracks: "Hema smiled, as if to say, Very little escapes me, my dear man.