Sentence examples for striking book from inspiring English sources

A striking book jacket matters much less.

Using his real name, Charles Mayer, the collector wrote in 1954 a striking book, "Dieu, Revu et Corrigé" (God, Revised and Corrected).

In his new book, The Wolves of Currumpaw, William Grill has created an equally striking book through his illustrations to a retelling of a nineteenth century American classic.

Just in time to make you dread the holidays, "May We Be Forgiven" features one of the most striking book covers of the month: a simple photo of the gelatinous, corrugated contents of a can of cranberry sauce.

(Ages 3 and up) A mysteriously popular subject for picture books, "the old lady who swallowed a fly" has never looked creepier or more inviting than in this striking book shaped like a slim tie-box.

It is appropriate for this visually striking book to reach out to general readers as well as musical insiders, for the piano itself has always been, as Mr. Parakilas puts it in his introduction, a cultural go-between, a "medium through which social spheres that stood in opposition to each other could nonetheless nourish each other".

One of his most striking books is Dialoghi con Leucò (1947; Dialogues with Leucò, 1965), poetically written conversations about the human condition.

It's the first time the Library has gone wordless, and Ward's striking books, printed individually between 1929 and 1937, make for a daring foray into the graphic realm.

7. Harvest of Thorns by Shimmer Chinodya (1989) The prolific Chinodya has written a number of striking books, most notably Dew in the Morning, an exploration of an idyllic rural boyhood; the sophisticated Strife, in which sins from the pre-colonial past cast shadows into the present; and the rich and varied short-story collection Can We Talk?

Wilentz has synthesized his memories, musical impressions, and historical analysis in a striking new book entitled "Bob Dylan in America," which Doubleday will publish next month; newyorker.com runs an excerpt this week.

I also wondered how Stelfreeze (who created some of the most striking comic book covers of my childhood for Batman: Shadow of the Bat) is adapting his art style as digital comics become increasingly important.