Sentence examples for undermining the book from inspiring English sources

Undermining the book's structural deftness is a lazy bone.

Bibliophiles and authors have cursed Amazon, the online retailer he founded, for undermining the books business.

Bibliophiles and authors often blame Amazon, the online retailer he founded, for undermining the books business.

This is the kind of exaggeration that undermines the book.

This is not the only thing that undermines the book's credibility.

But it also undermines the book's attempt at serious analysis.

Not so cheerful are two other kinds of criticism, which undermine the book's achievements and pleasures.

Berne herself is the first to admit that these are mere guesses, but their frequency starts to undermine the book and feel like so much padding.

That these helpers go unheralded doesn't undermine the book's important point that defeating addiction is a long, hard course.

The publisher, New York-based Arcade, blames a "concerted effort" by the Atkins family to undermine the book because of their "vested interest" in supporting Ms Helm's work.Leaving all this aside, Mr Stevenson's book raises other issues.

In a scene in which Da Qin's family prepares for a New Year celebration, the Chinese calligraphy adorning the hallway is so clearly cut-and-pasted that it undermines the book's intimacy.