Sentence examples for undertaking a book from inspiring English sources

It wasn't an idle or trivial thing for me, undertaking a book like this.

Midway through "The Argonauts," her new memoir, the poet and critic Maggie Nelson describes undertaking a book tour while pregnant.

Nevertheless, Harbor is a bold and urgent undertaking, a book whose contemporary relevance is especially welcome when so many accomplished novelists are diving into historical fiction and the relative safety of the past.

Did you need any special convincing to undertake a book of your own?

Is that what led you to undertake a book on Catholicism?

Did you need any special convincing to undertake a book of your own? _ Well, for a long time I didn't see myself writing a book: I was just doing something in the summer after my children had grown up.

In 1922 Keable and Buck sailed aboard the Bendigo for the South Pacific via Australia, where Keable undertook a book tour, giving lectures in which he broadcast his new sexual ethics: that unmarried couples in love could have deeply moral relationships, while loveless spouses who stayed together for convention's sake were committing acts of deep immorality.

Tom Donnelly, a defense analyst at the American Enterprise Institute, who has undertaken a book-length study of NATO in Afghanistan, compares it to the American use of Shiite militias to fight Sunni insurgency in Iraq.

Scientific publishers who had brought out Klopfer's scholarly books were less than enthusiastic about undertaking a children's book.

Next year, John will undertake a national book tour.

We discussed undertaking a photographic coffee table book on the Bahá'í Faith.