Sentence examples for very slim volume from inspiring English sources
And so to the very slim volume, The Testament of Mary by Colm Tóibín, that may provoke the most serious soul-searching among the judges.
The cheekiest, and yet at the same time the most surprisingly fascinating of the reprints is the very slim volume, Prufrock and Other Observations.
In this very slim volume, she doesn't pause to provide the background that would create a richer context for her story and her portrait of Mr. McCain.
In Stanley Lombardo's excellent translation (which the reading group has tried and failed to get in time from Amazon, so be warned) he renders 73 fragments into English (out of 200-odd in David Campbell's 1982 text for the Loeb edition) and it is a very slim volume indeed.
Some 70 poems were published in her lifetime in four very slim volumes.
To capture as much relevant information as possible, all types of literature were included, such as reports of original research, reviews, commentaries, comments, letters and opinions because the volume of publications discussing cultural issues is very slim.
The latter is a slim volume which I finished but didn't really like.
The bulk of this slim volume (only 123 pages including the introduction) is the interview's transcript, which reads like two old, very smart friends chatting about their favorite topic: how to write well.
There were new novels from Peter Carey, Pat Barker and John Banville; a slim volume from Toni Morrison, Home (Chatto), a big, rollicking one from John Irving, In One Person (Doubleday), and a huge, very loud one, MOSTLY IN CAPITALS, from Tom Wolfe, Back to Blood (Jonathan Cape).
This slim volume shows why.
