Sentence examples for wide-ranging book from inspiring English sources

It is an impressively mature and wide-ranging book, both geographically and emotionally.

This complex and wide-ranging book was a huge critical success when it was published in Britain earlier this year.

The result is "an impressively mature and wide-ranging book, both geographically and emotionally," Brigitte Frase wrote in these pages last year.

In "How Music Works" (McSweeney's), a wide-ranging book of essays, David Byrne expresses a dismay shared by many of his peers.

(For more on Beethoven's complex historical role, see David Dennis's potent study "Beethoven in German Politics" and Matthew Guerrieri's exuberantly wide-ranging book "The First Four Notes").

FOR the first time, the wide-ranging book reviews published periodically in the Automobiles section include a book for the youngest readers (and their parents).

If anything, that specialisation discourages people from producing these sorts of wide-ranging books.

For the past 17 years, he has alternated between wide-ranging books on human nature, like "How the Mind Works" (1997) and "The Blank Slate" (2002), and books focused on his research, like "Words and Rules" (1999), about irregular verbs.

The empathy that gives the ending a kind of hope is not Gustav's, which finally seems involuntary and neurotic, but the author's, who in a 40-year career of astonishingly wide-ranging books has kept faith with fiction's humanist promise of awakening compassion for the inner lives of others.

In a wide-ranging new book titled "The History of White People" (Norton; $27.95), Nell Irvin Painter, a black historian of America, starts at the beginning, or near it.

This wide-ranging new book is a recollection of Parker's own intellectual project, woven together with a history of Melville scholarship and reflections on the state of literary criticism and the nature of the biographer's project.