Sentence examples for a more novelistic example from inspiring English sources

Or to take a more novelistic example, an "eyebrow" is something you lift or raise, questioningly or quizzically.

In Summertime, Coetzee uses a more novelistic structure.

A more novelistic biographer would have exploited the dramatic potential of the crises, but Williams's life is astute, rigorously researched and engrossing.

That is a more novelistic aspect.

Let's take a more concrete example.

A more obvious example is the mouth.

A more controversial example is language.

This show is far more novelistic than a conventional TV series.

It's a more traditional novelistic narrative method, but no less difficult to write and just as much fun.

The Fernicola book is that of a scientific researcher, while Mr. Capuzzo's is more novelistic, even presenting the shark's point of view.

The film is based on a novel by Yasmina Khadra and the many of the flashbacks are more novelistic than cinematic.