Sentence examples for this book succeed from inspiring English sources

The effect of Edel's analysis, either way, is to turn criticism into sleuthing, for when James's feelings are said to be so clearly reflected in "Confidence," the central question — does this book succeed as a work of art? — is no longer central.

There are two main reasons this book succeeds better than the earlier ones.

If this book succeeds in any measure as a defense of theater, it will also have succeeded at something much larger.

This book succeeds in giving a sense of the depth of the problem of defining and operating an ethical zoo, and as the author concludes: "It is possible for zoos to be operated ethically.

This book succeeds in making us question not only the fixity of future times, but the very terms we use to describe this period in history itself". "A smart and daring work of scholarship that speaks to some of the most pressing issues in the study of sixteenth and seventeenth-century literature today.

What Zhang Liang and his American editors seem to have pulled off is a no-lose situation: if this book succeeds in provoking the Chinese authorities to try to rebut its conclusions by bringing into the public domain a still wider range of sources, so much the better.

Most notably, by couching its research firmly in the lived experience of pastoral communities, this book succeeds where others have failed in soldiering beyond common questions about pastoralists.

"This book succeeds in its aim of expanding the contemporary focus on image analysis of photographs and videos as visual texts through interdisciplinary studies of documentary photography and filmmaking; their social, cultural, and political grounding; and related technical processes.

Although this book succeeds in offering essentials in many major areas, such as men's health, women's health and surviving a hospital stay, I'm not sure it would be the first thing I'd pull off the shelf to answer complex health questions.

The work prints in particular give insight into what made the book succeed.

In this respect, the book succeeds: It is highly readable and gives you the pleasure (Joy!) of understanding.