Sentence examples for a novel concerns from inspiring English sources

"The Call," a novel, concerns a rural veterinarian and explores the catastrophes and joys that visit his family and patients, his work day observations and his dark nights of the soul, all filtered through his medical log.

The distortion of ratings through herding is not a novel concern.

No doubt there's a novel concerning the two Darrins in "Bewitched".

For a novel concerned with the saving power of story, "Generation A" turns out to be remarkably slight on narrative.

But it creates a slight anti-climax in the case of The Casual Vacancy, a novel concerning a parish council election in a small West Country town.

And so "Galveston" becomes something one didn't quite expect — a novel concerned with the spirit's reclamation, if not quite its redemption.

In 2006, while preparing for the trial of a man accused of raping an intoxicated woman, Ms. Dudley published a novel concerning the rape of an intoxicated woman.

In a novel concerned with the dynamics of duality, Cathy is revealed to have had a two-night stand with Dean; Matt echoes this with Ruth.

"Let's pretend," he said, "that I want to write a novel concerning the people or some of the people with whom I grew up, and since we are only playing let us pretend it's a very long novel.

He has a weakness for dry descriptions of jobs and processes, but, arguably, these have symbolic heft in a novel concerned with the conjuring of solid-seeming but spurious "facts" from random chatter.

"City of Refuge" seems to have been planned as a novel about the triumph of virtue in the face of disaster; not a novel concerned with what may or may not happen to virtue in the lives of particular characters, but a novel in which the characters are deployed to show that virtue will, in the end, prevail.