Sentence examples for wondrous book from inspiring English sources

Istanbul is haunted by a unique type of melancholy, Orhan Pamuk writes in his wondrous book on Turkey's largest city.

This is a wondrous book, either to be read at home with a decent map, or carried about sur place through areas no tourists bother with.

But here's the catch: did the director, Matthew Levy, make room in his movie for mention of the late Meyer Liben's wondrous book of short stories with the same title?

On my bedside table now is Franzen's "The Discomfort Zone," a wondrous book of lively, intelligent, intimate — and funny — narrative essays, which has received in the Times two of the most bewildering reviews I've ever read.

A delight also to find Ken Worpole and Jason Orton's important text and image essay The New English Landscape (Field Station); Vagabond Witness (Zero Books), Paul Gordon's beautifully written advocacy of the great Victor Serge; and the wondrous book-length concertina poem/portrait collaboration Correspondences by Anne Michaels and painter Bernice Eisenstein (Bloomsbury).

The result is a wondrous, riveting book that blends a sort of Woody Allen whimsy with the gut-punch honesty of some sensitive relative's secret diary, unearthed from the bottom drawer.

New York City Opera's imaginative new production by the director Chas Rader-Shieber is set in a wondrous story-book forest with marbled doorways serving as enchanted portals to the courtly world the forest travelers have left behind.

For Children LARCHMONT Anelle Gandelman Fine Art "Wondrous: Original Children's Book Illustrations," group exhibition.

Midnight 4) ROCK LEGACY Paul Du Noyer's book "Liverpool: Wondrous Place" offers a seminal account of the city's music legacy.

I'm pushed back, again, to the delirium of writing the book, that wondrous alloy of exhaustion and exhilaration.

Mrs. Overtheway (in Juliana Ewing's Mrs. Overtheway's Remembrances, 1869), recalling her childhood reading, refers to it as "that book of wondrous fascination".