Sentence examples for gracious novel from inspiring English sources
"Put thou my tears into thy bottle: are they not in thy book?" This gracious novel tells of one soul's wanderings.
It didn't win the prize, but Salman – allegedly a bad loser – was gracious about the novel that did, Peter Carey's Oscar and Lucinda.
But the wonder of this book is Levy's lightness of touch, and the gracious humour of her novel".
As the novel's narrator, she's far too gracious a hostess.
His tone, when he was interpreting a novel or analyzing a historical figure, was often provisional, gracious, patient with perplexity, collaborative.
Here, goodness and gracious, capitalism meets globalism, and the question (celebrated in 47 novels by Anthony Trollope) of free trade versus protection is addressed in a canvas ring.
You couldn't ask for a more gracious introduction to the exotic world of Imperial Japan than the stately historical novels of I. J. Parker.
It's hard to be gracious about The Wrong Gift -- the mustard-colored sweater for Justin the downtowner, the inappropriately racy novel for Aunt Helen.
