Sentence examples for thought books from inspiring English sources

In October alone, Amherst Books held 19 author events, while Food for Thought Books up the street held 10 of them.

A block north on Pleasant Street is Food for Thought Books (106 North Pleasant Street; 413-253-5432; www.foodforthoughtbooks.com), a workers' collective with a specialty in progressive and radical politics.

Then he went into his library; maybe, he thought, "books would behave better than the newspaper".

George Orwell thought books gave off "more and nastier dust than any other class of objects yet invented".

Surely, she thought, books are like people, who can be unknown to us, or heard of, or "skimmed" (perhaps met) or forgotten, but never truly known?

It is written as a dramatic monologue, with the protagonist constantly addressing the reader as "you," and it changed how I thought books could work.

Jackson notes that one New Thought book, "Karma on the Job," by Frank Fall, interpreted karma as the principle that businessmen "get exactly what they earn".

Its paragraph-by-paragraph structure will be familiar to anyone who purchased one of those "Deep Thoughts" books.

There is no similar organizing function for the identities we create as we change: our thoughts, books, links, articles and music.

That's because the day Handey was screwing it on, Marta's brother asked, "Why does your license plate say 'Deep Throat'?" The four "Deep Thoughts" books hogged bookstore checkout counters for much of the 1990s and sold, in total, about a million copies.

14. Outside of Amazon, it appears that Thought Catalogue Books is the most prolific publisher of e-book singles.