Sentence examples for veritable book from inspiring English sources

The tumult, tragedies and travails of the Kennedy family have spawned a veritable book industry: from serious biographies and reappraisals of the political careers of President John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy to Oliver Stone-ian conspiracy-mongering manifestos to gossipy exercises in celebrity voyeurism.

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Those are just the first salvos in a veritable Bush book onslaught.

As Strauss describes in the book, these men feel so entitled to sex with women that they've come up with a veritable bible of tricks to seduce the catlike creatures into bed.

In "Small Apartment," in which a couple shares some sort of anguish at a table in front of two paintings, their fluid, distorted faces are veritable flip books of feeling.

Powell's City of Books -- a veritable mecca for book lovers -- added two floors to its already vast premises in October, including a splendid rare-book room and an aptly named Basil Hallward Art Gallery (after the artist who painted Dorian Gray's portrait), where visiting authors present readings.

There is a veritable library of books and articles on the politicisation of the police over the last three decades (I am responsible for some of these dead trees myself).

During the 50 years or so before 1821, a veritable flood of books on the language, literature, and history of the ancient Greek world was published for a Greek readership, though most of it was outside the Greek domains.

It has sold more than 15 million copies and inspired a veritable library of books about pregnancy, including "Eating Well When You're Expecting," "What to Expect the First Year" and "What to Expect Before You're Expecting".

The police searched their apartment in the North End of Boston and found a "mountain of evidence," including a "veritable menu" of books on identification changes and explosives, as well as newspaper clippings about the New England Holocaust Memorial, another target, Mr. Merritt said.

That interest continues today, and I possess a veritable library of books on the subject.