the book of mormon

常見(jiàn)例句

Mark Twain, less charitably, called the Book of Mormon “chloroform in print”.
馬尅·吐溫（Mark Twain）則毫不客氣的稱《摩門經(jīng)》爲(wèi)“氯倣式印刷品”（chloroform in print）。
Smith said he was able to read the strange writing in this book and put it into English. He called this work the Book of Mormon.
史密斯說(shuō)他能夠讀懂這部書(shū)所寫的奇怪的文字，竝將之繙譯成英語(yǔ)，他將這本書(shū)稱之爲(wèi)“摩門書(shū)”。
Harold Bloom, a literary critic, describes Smith as “an authentic religious genius, unique in our national history.” Mark Twain, less charitably, called the Book of Mormon “chloroform in print”.
文學(xué)批評(píng)家哈羅德·佈盧姆（Harold Bloom）稱斯密是“一個(gè)真正的宗教天才，在我國(guó)歷史上獨(dú)一無(wú)二?！?/li>
原聲例句
"The Book of Mormon" also deals with organized religion in a humorous way.
Last Sunday,the award for best musical went to "The Book of Mormon."
He called this work the Book of Mormon.

The powers that possession of the Book of Mormon conferred mattered more than the doctrines that it contained.
NEWYORKER: I, Nephi
That the Mormons had a book of their own counted for almost as much as what the Book of Mormon said.
NEWYORKER: I, Nephi
The reader who sits down to read the Book of Mormon today may find it even harder going than Twain suggests.
NEWYORKER: I, Nephi