Sentence examples for different novel from inspiring English sources

"A Cool Million" was quite a different novel from "Miss Lonelyhearts," and West paid the price.

This is a very different novel from those upon which Banks's fame lies.

You can read this book over again and have read a different novel.

"Papers in the Wind" is a markedly different novel from its dark predecessor.

In a different novel, the sheer inhumanity of literally erasing a human being's death would be the core theme.

Phrases recur, like echoes, within novels; the same phrase will then reappear in a completely different novel.

"It's a lot less fantastical than 'The Intuitionist' and, on the whole, just a very different novel," he says.

And then he writes an utterly different novel, Fast Cars, packed full of violence, and swearing, and catharsis.

It was also noteworthy, remarked Wöhler, that urea had exactly the same composition as a different novel substance, ammonium cyanate.

Hovering over all of this was that they were operating in very deep water, and deep water is a different, novel realm for drilling.

It's clear from the beginning that in each of the six chapters, a different character will officiate, more or less, over a discussion of a different novel.