Sentence examples for the book represents from inspiring English sources

The book represents a real step forward for Wolitzer, and its success lies in its reticence.

But he allowed that "outlandish as it may be, the book represents a main line of Arab thinking".

Young stopped drinking and smoking shortly before starting to write, and it may be that the book represents a sort of displacement therapy.

What sublime confidence; except these costings come from the 1915 edition, published when the world that the book represents, and all its underpinnings, were already being blown apart.

The book represents a tidepool containing the flotsam and jetsam of the local world, much like the tidepools Doc examines for his studies in biology.

To Ms. Quinlan, the book represents a new twist in a reinvented career as a self-styled translator of women's needs to corporate America.

How does the book represent the spirit or ideas of Astrance?

"I was offended because of what the book represented," he said.

Judge Leonard B. Sand asked Mr. Baugh whether the version of Islam in the book represented his client's views.

Those white egrets, ever ministering presences, turn and return throughout the book, representing the brilliance and beauty of everything that is.

Through childhood I was dimly and progressively aware that the book represented a great number of ways to play and think about music, and so I came to take it as a book tracing a kind of philosophy of listening.