Sentence examples for this book lay from inspiring English sources

By this book lay other revelations of fiscal outrage.

The appeal of this book lies in its elegantly designed collage pictures.

The beauty of the Navajo patterns in this book lies partly in their imperfections.

But the value of this book lies in the way he unapologetically opens his heart.

Perhaps the greatest value of this book lies in how it brings together the many jigsaw pieces that produced the Holocaust and other Nazi atrocities.

Yet the true absence that haunts this book lies in how curiously unreflective Frister is about the events that shaped him.

In this book lies the greatest argument against a writer calling it a day before the night calls him - the unflinching honesty and detail he had applied to chronicling his life here record his last sensations.

At the centre of this book lies a mystery, and because I was privy to the secret before reading Barleywater, I can't say, hand on heart, whether or at what stage the penny might have dropped.

The strength of this book lies in the detail provided by Ferret's long association and immersion in these cultures.

One of the values of this book lies in introducing the complex interplay of factors in long-term success.

The value of this book lies not only in its revelation of many facets hitherto unreported, or obscured by the succession of developments, but also in the nature of Bugliosi's unique position in the case.