Sentence examples for gathering novel from inspiring English sources

Genome data show that this genome underwent numerous genetic adaptations in its evolutionary history by continuously gathering novel genes and pathways, and by rearranging and combining them in new clusters useful for its survival.

Besides the fun of it, especially for a life-long introvert like me, it provided me insight into a strata of society I would otherwise not have known and which helped me subsequently when I wrote about similar social gatherings in my novel Rivers Last Longer.

Writing a novel is gathering smoke.

The following shortlist includes books I discovered while living (briefly) in Alaska, and through gathering research for my novel.

Camus started gathering material for the novel in January 1941, when he arrived in Oran, the Algerian coastal city where the story is set.

But because so little of that language is in the film, Sal emerges as an earnest, passive, almost drippy disciple more concerned with gathering material for a novel than with living high in the moment.

Dr. Lederer has worked with S.S. Van Dine in gathering material for his novels.

At literary gatherings spoke of psychological novel, choosing that form because of lack of imagination to write pure adventure.

A sense of futility consequently envelopes the social gatherings of which the novel consists like a shroud: Afternoon Men ends as it begins, with Atwater and his chum Pringle loafing in a bar and exchanging desultory gossip about mutual friends.

Mass gatherings enable introduction of novel influenza strains into the local population and the amplification of circulating local seasonal influenza strains, or both, thereby increasing the opportunity for novel reassortment influenza viruses to emerge.

There was no plan for a sequel, but when Ford was gathering material for his next novel Frank was in his head again, talking.