Sentence examples for this book illustrates from inspiring English sources

Yet there are dangers implicit in new ways of doing things and this book illustrates them.

For me, this book illustrates the pitfall of selling oneself short, of a writer perverting his or her enthusiasm to try to catch a perceived publishing trend.

In the end, it was alcohol that killed Amy, but, if this book illustrates anything, it's how desperately tedious the life of a drug addict is.

This book illustrates how Ms. Mitchell's long-held secret about the baby she gave up for adoption was infinitely more punishing than the rambling, gambling male singer-songwriter's stock way of paying his dues.

As this book illustrates, Chermayeff & Geismar played a significant role in the development of corporate identity -- only in the latter half of the 20th century did corporations begin diligently applying a single badge to every manifestation of their business.

A bulldog raised by poodles and a poodle brought up with bulldogs meet and realize there's more to family than meets the eye in this book illustrated with vivid, graphic illustrations.

(This book, illustrated with too few photographs to do its characters justice, desperately needed a map of oil fields).

The second part of the book illustrates all this with an account, both funny and devastating, of the underground man's social humiliation and his attempt to avenge himself in turn by insulting and abusing a teenage prostitute.

Griffiths, a prolific newspaper historian, has certainly rescued history with this book, illustrating that editors of a century ago who were desperate to win sales while obeying their proprietor's political wishes were little different from those of today.

Ms. LuPone is mixing her incendiary metaphors, but as this lively book illustrates, she has earned the right to get a little overheated on occasion.

Varmus's book illustrates this distinction nicely, if not thematically.