Sentence examples for more novelistic structure from inspiring English sources

In Summertime, Coetzee uses a more novelistic structure.

More than confirming his ideas, Freud suggested to Svevo a new kind of novelistic structure.

One more novelistic device completes that impression.

Will there be more novelistic inventories from you?

Beast epics used some of the Aesopian material, but they were much longer and more novelistic.

Or to take a more novelistic example, an "eyebrow" is something you lift or raise, questioningly or quizzically.

"The deeper you got into it," Mr. Zimmer said, "the more novelistic it became, and it was really compelling.

"To say I have to follow a traditional novelistic structure is like saying I have to straighten my hair".

The film, with its chapter headings, aspires to a novelistic structure, each part favouring a different character or storyline.

The frame story that links Count Lucanor's tales anticipates novelistic structure: the young count repeatedly seeks advice from his tutor Patronio, who responds with exemplary tales.

The series was about memory itself, and its looping novelistic structure carried viewers along with Marlow on a journey into his past.