Sentence examples for this book sets from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this book sets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the themes, tone, or context that a book establishes or introduces. Example: "This book sets the stage for a thrilling adventure that captivates the reader from the very first page."
That is the mystery this book sets out to explore.
To pair sociological sweep with psychological intimacy, as this book sets out to do, is a laudable ambition.
Like many such endeavors by young scholars, this book sets out to overthrow the dominant orthodoxy in its field, in this case interpretations put forward since the 1960's in the name of the "new labor history".
This book sets up many of the most important characters, the group known as the Heroes of the Lance.
Once again, this book sets out very clearly how to start a patient on morphine, how to titrate analgesia and also some insight into the newer opioid-based preparations.
First, please decide where you want this book set.
"This book set out to discuss paintings," he says, "but to do so it has been obliged to discuss words".
This book, set on the plains of Africa and in the city of Rome in ancient Roman times, is a fantastic historical comedy centered on friendship.
So it's with surprise, even incredulity, that you grasp, as you read Adam Haslett's first novel, that this book, set chiefly in 2002, not only tucks 9/11 into its narrative in an uncowed, offhand way but, to an extent, leaves it behind.
The Depths of the Forest by Eugenio Fuentes (translated by Paul Antil) This book, set in a nature reserve in rural Spain, seemed to pass most people by when it was first published, though when I discussed it with reading groups at Harrogate's crime-writing festival it was chosen as their favourite translated novel.
If you're looking for an icy drama or a cool setting to live vicariously through less sun-soaked characters, this book set in swampy D.C. isn't the best choice.
