Sentence examples for subtle book from inspiring English sources

"The Deed" is not a subtle book.

"This is not a subtle book," the reviewer wrote, "but then, Jim Stewart books never are".

A lovely, subtle book that makes its case ingeniously and will delight readers of every age.

Here is a learned and subtle book that amuses as it instructs, and instructs as it amuses.

Berrey's smart and subtle book aims to show exactly how differently people and institutions use this malleable concept.

And yet one of the triumphs of Lanier's intelligent and subtle book is its inspiring portrait of the kind of people that a democratic information economy would produce.

Dirda outlines that, while the humour found in the novel can be "disconcerting", there is "Nothing cheap or meretricious about Nabokov's ultra-subtle book".

The three other members of the group each has his own issues and quirks, all of which are writ large in the none-too-subtle book that Iconis co-wrote with Robert Emmett Maddock and in the character-revealing songs Iconis assigns them.

Subtle this book is not, but neither were the ideologies that tore Spain apart.

In this subtle, moving book, he is an everyman, whose loyalty and courage speak to all of us.

Ware has won rave reviews for his subtle, innovative book with its dark portrayal of alienated wage slaves and dysfunctional family relationships.