Sentence examples for timely books from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, even inadvertently timely books raise concerns.

Advertising in contemporary Timely books, he sold copies for $1 each from his Manhattan home address.

I would like to respond to your review of the timely books "Against All Enemies," by Richard A. Clarke, and "Ghost Wars," by Steve Coll (April 11).

The author of 7 timely books - including "Living with Terrorism", which was published in 1976 - that are concerned largely with political violence, Clutterbuck has an MA from Cambridge and a Ph. D from the Univ. of London.

In "The Tempest in the Ivory Tower," Rachel Donadio, a writer and editor at the Book Review, discusses two timely books about Harvard: Richard Bradley's "Harvard Rules" and Ross Gregory Douthat's "Privilege".

Once again, I found it difficult to narrow down this year's field to just ten very important and timely books, but I think you'll agree that all these books are inspirational, educational -- and often funny -- and they will change how you view the world and the place you have in it.

With public trust of political leaders and institutions at an all-time low, this timely book will also spark debate on both sides of the border.

This timely book may prove controversial, but it points a way forward to a time of fair fields full of folk, and earthworms too.

This is a useful and timely book.

It was an unusually timely book.

An important and timely book.