Sentence examples for the look of a book from inspiring English sources
In response to Janine Barchas's essay ("The Jane Austen Book Club," Feb. 17), I freely confess that the look of a book makes a big difference to my enjoyment of it.
Shyamalan and cinematographer Eduardo Serra chose several camera angles to simulate the look of a comic book panel.
The "antique look" added to the Regency style artwork, while his ink and colouring choices conveyed the look of a hand-coloured book suitable for a mass-market edition.
So to promote reading skills and encourage your kid to be a frequent reader, you might want to stick with ebooks that have the look of a bound paper book.
The anthropologist Eric Plemons spent a year observing Ousterhout's practice, and recently published a book, "The Look of a Woman: Facial Feminization and the Aims of Trans-Medicine".
The unusual pen-and-ink scratchboard drawings give this Caldecott Honor Book the look of a late-19th-century paper.
It has the look of a contemporary art zine or artist's book.
Despite his tabloid travails in the little old UK, Murdoch evidently still likes the look of books and wants to invest in them.
For many book fans the look and feel of a book are part of the pleasure they derive from reading.
He's the author of New Romantics: The Look, a book detailing the scene, and Like Punk Never Happened, which is also relevant to the New Romantic scene and totally worth a read, so I spoke to him about how New Romantics never really existed.
