Sentence examples for deeply novel from inspiring English sources

The result is a deeply novel piece of interactive fiction that applies the flexibility of video-game structure to the classic TV thriller.

And, finally, you get the angry young man, a type that is in no way new in terms of emotion but deeply novel in their presentation.

Vargas Llosa is very hard to classify and pin down as a writer: he has written short novels and very long novels, comic novels and deeply serious novels, straightforward realistic novels and recognisably South American "magic-realist" novels.

Indeed "Atonement" emerges as the author's most deeply felt novel yet -- a novel that takes the glittering narrative pyrotechnics perfected in his last book, "Amsterdam," and employs them in the service of a larger, tragic vision.

But "Wolf Hall" is deeply a novel.

This deeply moving novel achieves no less.

The result is a poignant but deeply flawed novel.

It is an uncomfortable, erudite and deeply profound novel.

All across this deeply felt novel's world, human pain has been made literally visible.

The same is true of this gritty, intelligent, mordant and deeply sad novel.

A harrowing, deeply funny novel set in Balkan wars and prisons.