Sentence examples for substantive books from inspiring English sources

"I am not uncomfortable about any of the books, because they are very substantive books and make a contribution to the discussion," he said.

There was absolutely no reason for Alfred A. Knopf to publish a substantive book on high-end Italian cooking in the 1950s.

Those who feel Costello is still overlooked (in Britain at any rate; the Americans are still busy putting him up for Emmys and Oscars and halls of greatness) will welcome this book as a substantive record of the man's energy and brilliance after nearly 30 years of standing up when we might have expected him to be falling down.

Rush Limbaugh said that it was, "Truly one of the most substantive policy books I've ever read".

One of the most substantive policy books I've read.

Most of the substantive material in these books merely summarizes previous reports, as well as the F.B.I.'s 109-page affidavit, a document that, like these books, is at once enormously detailed and unrevealing.

(For the record, Harper's last "balanced budget" was as much political posturing as this one; the Conservatives sold off the government's stake in the auto sector to fudge the numbers on their books. Substantive federal budgets have already joined the Sears Catalogue and Rupert's Land as another unhappy ghost of long-gone Canadiana).

But sometimes wishful thinking is incurable: the poster child is nuclear fusion, the subject of Charles Seife's substantive and lively new book, "Sun in a Bottle".

Geoffrey Wheatcroft presents three principal substantive criticisms of my book "A Moral Reckoning: The Role of the Catholic Church in the Holocaust and Its Unfulfilled Duty of Repair" (Nov. 24).

Other apps may focus on bringing those conversations to the fore, surfacing context-sensitive information in an unobtrusive way is a more substantive addition in my book.

The ideal fall book is substantive and guided by a strong authorial voice.