Sentence examples for understood book from inspiring English sources

Whatever the final strengths and weaknesses of his work, he is paying close, complicated attention to what may be the single most important, and least understood, book in the world at present.

Lennox-Boyd argues that the illustrations in the edition have a "uniformity and cohesiveness" that the folio lacks because the artists and engravers working on them understood book illustration while those working on the folio were working in an unfamiliar medium.

Life has taught me to understand books.

Du Fu, the Psalms, Whitman, Rilke.Life has taught meto understand books.

But the key to all of these innovations is that they were made by people who understand books, and how people read them.

This will make it much easier to understand books and websites on the matter.

I had originally thought all the bother about who has the book, who stole the book, who understood the book and why the book was variously hidden, coded, burned, memorized, etc. -- well, I thought it all was kind of silly.

He, in fact, understood the book, he could talk about the book, he could make adjustments on the fly if something happened.

Children easily understood the book and learned from its progressively more difficult lessons, and its excellence was ­widely ­recognized.

For those familiar with Mr. Link's work as it is popularly understood, the book's inclusion of color photography from this period may come as a surprise.

David Cameron recently visited the valley and said he understood the book's "wonderful links with this very special part of the world".