Sentence examples for vital book from inspiring English sources

"It's a majestic, vital book".

It is an especially vital book for this moment in time.

And, aside from the occasional narrative awkwardness expected in a first novel, it's a majestic, vital book.

Shami Chakrabarti's On Liberty, wrote the Observer's Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, is "a vital book that should be read by all our citizens.

So "Choke" is an uneven but still raw and vital book, punctuated with outrageous, off-the-wall moments that work as often as not.

His long, intense, and vital book "My Struggle" (Archipelago; translated by Don Bartlett) is so powerfully alive to death that it sometimes seems a kind of huge, ramshackle annex to Benjamin's brief thesis.

Along with Alfred Hitchcock And The Three Investigators (also not written by Alfred Hitchcock) these were vital books in my 80s childhood, although I was unaware of how much of the horrible racial stereotypes had been stripped from the earliest stories.

Before you choose Ruby for instance, you might pick up vital books such as "The Ruby Programming Language," and "Agile Web Development with Rails".

Nevertheless, [it] is magnificently vital reading, a book so charged with dramatic tension it almost crackles with blue sparks; a book so drenched with fierce emotion, narrative pace and poetic imagery that its stature as a 'readin' book,' as some of its characters would call it, dwarfs that of most current publications".

Sure, they also worried about reaching an audience (every generation of writers must do that), but there were only a few avenues to that vital rendezvous, notably book reviews in newspapers and magazines – and word of mouth.

"It's her favorite book," Vital said.