Sentence examples for unsigned book from inspiring English sources

Here is our first clue as to the possible motivations of Anon.: in an unsigned book, a woman might find a way to discuss sexuality frankly, without having to be judged in public or by her family or friends.

But before Twain became the great North American novelist so presciently alluded to in that unsigned book review, he and Harte enjoyed a few harmonious, mutually beneficial years, peaking with the early success of The Overland Monthly, which published Harte's best stories along with chapters from "The Innocents Abroad".

"We never had to turn people away before," Bobby Klein said, as patrons returned 130 unsigned books and children cried.

"If I was in his shoes, I'd stay, given the bad press he's had," said Cathy Huber, who returned four of her unsigned books.

It uses the internet to obtain editorial feedback from a large number of volunteers in order to help executives decide which manuscripts should become books.Media Predict hopes to do this using a virtual stockmarket for unpublished books, unsigned music acts and proposed television shows.

The book was unsigned, though there was a frontispiece portrait, the name "Walter Whitman" on the copyright page, and, inside, the jubilant line "Walt Whitman, an American, one of the roughs, a kosmos.

Virtually all articles in The Economist are unsigned, and reviewers' pick of the year's finest books are similarly anonymous.

Police pocket books were lost, a witness statement was taken unsigned, a legally binding affidavit was falsified.