Sentence examples for styles of books from inspiring English sources

The best I can do is fill our house with lots of different genres and styles of books — and then make sure we have a mix of books written by male and female and non-binary writers, writers of color and from other countries and backgrounds, writers of different abilities and beliefs.

Only in a very limited sense can one speak of centres of drawing in the early and High Middle Ages; that is, the scriptoria of the monasteries of Corbie and Reims in France, as well as those of Canterbury and Winchester in England, and also a few places in southern Germany, where various strongly delineatory (graphically illustrated) styles of book illumination were cultivated.

The turn to the new style of books Eleven and Twelve is in a lot of ways analogous to Michael's turn to didactic narrative in Book Twelve after the grand tableaus, after all of the visual splendor that he has conjured in the visions – the masks the tableau vivant essentially – that Michael presents to Adam in Book XI.

BookLamp's public-facing product was designed to scan the writing style of books you like and suggest novels or authors with a similar feel.

This is not an updating of the familiar Victorian and early 20th-century styling of books for boys, but books written by what Auster calls "boy writers".

Spain quickly evolved its own distinctive style of book, full of dignity and printed largely in black-letter types.

In England a coherent and magnificent style of book illumination was developed in the 960s in the scriptorium at Winchester.

C. 1480 Bourges, France c. 1533 Paris, France Geoffroy Tory, (born c. 1480, Bourges, Fr. died c. 1533, Paris) publisher, printer, author, orthographic reformer, and prolific engraver who was mainly responsible for the French Renaissance style of book decoration and who played a leading part in popularizing in France the roman letter as against the prevailing Gothic.

Geoffroy Tory, (born c. 1480, Bourges, Fr. died c. 1533, Paris), publisher, printer, author, orthographic reformer, and prolific engraver who was mainly responsible for the French Renaissance style of book decoration and who played a leading part in popularizing in France the roman letter as against the prevailing Gothic.

Garden has been translated from Japanese to English, but it kept the right-to-left, back-to-front style of book-lookery.

Alternatively, go for an eclectic mix or stick to just one style of book, such as old Penguin classics.