Sentence examples for * the lacuna from inspiring English sources

Kahlo can be a demonically inspiring figure for other women artists (witness Barbara Kingsolver's novel The Lacuna, winner of this year's Orange prize), but Petit used this potent connection in an exemplary way.

In 2010 The Lacuna won the Orange Prize for Fiction.

David Standish, a Chicago journalist, stylishly (and not too expensively) fills the lacuna.

But that is not the lacuna Strauss-Kahn finds most interesting.

It's a moving statement, but also points to the lacuna at the heart of the programme.

Kingsolver's latest, "The Lacuna," which won the 2010 Orange Prize, seems another likely candidate.

Previous winners include Tea Obreht for The Tiger's Wife (2011), Barbara Kingsolver for The Lacuna (2010) and Lionel Shriver for We Need to Talk About Kevin (2005).

"Let's hear their stories!" implores Reese, rightly identifying that celebrities talking about themselves is the great lacuna of early 21st-century discourse.

But that success has highlighted the political lacuna behind western policy and the deeper problem of defining what a war against terrorism should really be all about.

3, we propose ATRS concepts, processes, and system frameworks that address the research lacuna.

After the second lacuna, Hymir is sitting in the boat, unhappy and totally silent, as they row back to shore.