Sentence examples for In novelist from inspiring English sources

There is renewed critical interest in novelist William Golding (1911-1993).

Who is this Nathan Englander, at 37 so young in novelist years, but already possessed of an old master's voice?

The life and work of the French novelist and dramatist Jean Genet was accorded full treatment in novelist Edmund White's Genet: A Biography.

Assertions that the US economy has begun to deflate for the first time since 1955 with the slump in demand pushing energy and food costs lower stirred some memories in Novelist, who posted: "Back to 1955?

The term first came into play in 1974 in novelist John le Carré's Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy: "You see, long ago when I was a little boy I made a mistake and walked into a honey-trap".

Lutnick was by now; in novelist Tom Wolfe's felicitous phrase; a master of the universe.

At a key moment in novelist-turned-film-maker Alex Garland's provocative sci-fi flick, a naive young computer programmer asks the Colonel Kurtz-like creator of an impressively human artificial intelligence why he chose to sexualise his robot; to give it a gender, an attractive face, a flirtatious manner.

One of the qualities we prize in novelists is their ability to convey a sense of place--Edith Wharton's New York, Thomas Hardy's Dorset, William Faulkner's dusty South.

Propelled largely by its stripped-down dialogue, Thin-Ice Skater achieves a degree of stylisation often found in novelists of Storey's intellect and seniority.

In 1941, novelist Fumiko Hayashi (1903 1951) built her home here in Edo-era architectural style.

In recounting his experiences losing and regaining his faith in fiction, novelist Ian McEwan defends the genre against his own doubts.