Sentence examples for composed novel from inspiring English sources

The Little Stranger is a more controlled and composed novel than her last book, the widely admired The Night Watch, which was set during the second world war.

This immensely clever, tautly composed novel concerns a Gauguinistic artist who flees the suffocating confines of London for New York, then Havana, then Port Mungo, at the end of world and mind, where his genius flourishes.

After a long hiatus he came out in 1993 with Body & Soul, a charmingly composed novel of education in the mode of Dickens (and the spirit of Hollywood of the '40s) about the rise of a poor young pianist and composer from New York City.

I can't see anyone in Western nations waking up tomorrow and seeing mobile phone composed novels on the top seller lists, but usually Japan is years ahead on many tech fronts; mobile phone data services were available and popular in Japan years ago as the rest of us are only now catching up.

Similarly in problem posing, composing novel solutions is more difficult than generating new situations.

As pointed out in the introduction, novices find it difficult to compose novel solutions when problem posing.

The problem-posing research has empirically confirmed that novice learners succeeded in posing new problems based on mathematical structures provided in formulae or equations, whereas they had difficulty in composing novel mathematical structures on their own (Christou et al. 2005; Kojima et al. 2010).

In addition, such model repositories can be viewed as providing reusable components, from which submodels can be extracted to compose novel models, or to aggregate entire models into supermodels.

With the spread of such tools, classically trained composers are crafting symphonic pieces on laptops; writers are composing novels and books of poems electronically; visual artists are exploring digital forms of expression, learning about fractals and the complexities of programming code along the way.

"But I don't think about the movie business while I am composing novels and stories".

He woke up one day in London and "found that other expatriate Commonwealth writers who had luxuriated too long in London, writers whom I respected, had been driven to composing novels set in the biblical past or on imaginary planets".