Sentence examples similar to a novelistic version from inspiring English sources

In this novelistic version of the biblical prophecy known as the Rapture, Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims as well as Christians mysteriously disappear.

In Perrotta's novelistic version of the biblical prophecy known as the rapture, Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims as well as Christians mysteriously disappear.

The Jews also adapted the current Greek literary fashion of retelling Homeric and other ancient legends in "modernized," novelistic versions, well seasoned with romantic elaborations of their own traditions.

These first two novelistic versions of Shakespeare will be published in 2016, 400 years after the Bard's passing.

He's a novelistic creation".

Yet she remains a novelistic figure.

Crumpled and bespectacled, Panetta not only resembled a novelistic spymaster.

He re-creates dialogue, giving the book a novelistic feel.

He has a novelistic flair for describing his fellow humans.

Both men have a novelistic history on this issue.

And yet it reads with a novelistic flow.