Sentence examples for inspired this novel from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Naipaul towers next to Conrad, whose work surely inspired this novel.

Keneally was nine years old when he lived through the events that inspired this novel, his 30th.

"At that gig Clive Stafford Smith simply said 'children are also held in Guantánamo Bay' and that one statement inspired this novel," says Perera.

Their subsequent correspondence resulted in a treatment for a game currently in production (scheduled for release early next year) and inspired this novel.

The journalists and their editors make Ruth into the type of monstrous femme fatale that sells newspapers: the ways in which the prurient gaze of the press turns a woman into a witch have not changed much in the 50 years that have elapsed since the events that inspired this novel occurred.

Are there any specific works or artists that inspired this novel or the nod to other genres?

WILL GRAYSON, WILL GRAYSON, by John Green and David Levithan (Dutton, $17.99; ages 14 and up). A gay football player inspires this novel's two Wills.

The true story that inspired this first novel is so fundamentally moving and dramatic that no amount of annoying tics in the telling — even the many demonstrated by Mr. Binet — can ruin it.

The archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann inspired this engaging, disturbing novel.

Like the whites of Alsace that inspired it, this novel Kiwi blend of pinot gris, gewürztraminer and riesling is boldly, richly aromatic, its ginger spicy, floral and exotic-fruited charms and richness of texture a great match for Asian spice.

Inspired of this novel definition, we define the system EE of the FDTW relay-assisted D2D communications underlaying cellular networks as the sum of the EE of cellular link and FDTW relay-assisted D2D link.