Sentence examples for study of paperback from inspiring English sources
A 1972 study of paperback advertising found that although readers professed to dislike the idea of ads in books, after actual exposure their negative responses to the practice slid while brand awareness climbed.
W. M. Brady has a heartbreakingly lovely early painting by Edgar Degas, a paperback-size study of an incandescent red cloth draped over a pile of books.
"Pot Pourri" features an ape sitting on a traveler's trunk studying a paperback copy of Darwin's "Origin of Species".
The stigma of paperback originals.
Mass-market paperbacks, the smaller format of paperback popular in airports and grocery stores, also decreased in sales.
After World War II, publishers largely abandoned the pulps in favour of paperback books and paperback-like "digests".
The profit comes from an affiliated line of paperback thrillers about undersea discovery, called NUMA Files.
Once both of the lengthwise folds have been made, center the paperback along the first crease and fold along the side of paperback.
Many online publishers allow you to produce a limited number of paperback copies.
He is a passionate enthusiast of the 18th century – "Alexander Pope and so on", he laughs – and has made a 20-year study of the landscape garden, published last year as Arcadian Friends (out now in Bantam Press paperback at £14.99).
He is the author of "The Family That Couldn't Sleep: A Medical Mystery," a cultural and scientific study of prion disease, as well as "Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story: A Life of David Foster Wallace," which was recently reprinted in paperback.
