Sentence examples for this book exists from inspiring English sources

It's something of a miracle that this book exists at all.

It's not immediately clear why this book exists, but it would probably look great in a therapist's waiting room.

Essentially, this book exists only because Best was a celebrity, not because Walden has any great passion for or insight into either his career or character.

"Pete is why this book exists in the first place — he's what the story's about, even if he died years ago," Maira Kalman says of the canine companion who served as the inspiration for her new book, "Beloved Dog".

"Pete is why this book exists in the first place he's what the story's about, even if he died years ago," Maira Kalman says of the canine companion who served as the inspiration for her new book, "Beloved Dog".

The book starts with Godard because, even if Roston doesn't say as much, the only reason that this book exists — the reason that most of the filmmakers whom Roston interviews, including Quentin Tarantino, Alex Ross Perry, Allison Anders, and Joe Swanberg, had anything to do with a video store en route to their cinematic calling — is that the French New Wave got there first.

"The poems in this book exist thanks to petty crime, writer's block, and the Internet".

By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn April 6, 2010 "The poems in this book exist thanks to petty crime, writer's block, and the Internet".

Why does this book exist?" James Wood finds contradictions in Shields's argument, in The New Yorker: "His complaints about the tediousness and terminality of current fictional convention are well-taken: it is always a good time to shred formulas.

Unfortunately, no copies of this book exist.

I feel a real connection with Kristin, and wish this book existed when I lost my husband Jay at 41". 9.