Sentence examples for novel challenging from inspiring English sources

One gets the sense that Fromm set out to write a novel challenging stereotypes about teenage girls, yet Lucy, up until the implausible end, is defined by the boys she sleeps with -- which makes it almost comforting that she's such an unrealistic character.

The resulting stories must be stringent, novel, challenging and plausible.

Future issues of DSE will include additional invited papers and special issues focusing on novel challenging research topics.

Future issues of DSE will include additional invited papers and special issues focusing on novel challenging research topics concerning data security, trustworthiness, and privacy.

Stickler notes that Flagg is politically powerful in The Stand and The Eyes of the Dragon; he uses his power differently in each novel, challenging depictions of evil and witchcraft common in medieval times.

Attractive, well educated, successful, they appeared to live a charmed life, an appearance that each novel challenged by means of a large social crisis and an extramarital affair that together tested their union.

The board decided to adapt the conference to the recent developments in Computational Chemistry and the novel challenges the field is faced with.

In addition to the recognition of new rights, 'old' rights -such as the right to privacy and the right against discrimination- were specifically adapted to the novel challenges posed by genetics.

Rand knew that the novel challenged moral ideas entrenched in Western thought for over 2,000 years.

By illustrating how the First World exploits the Third World and the corporate executive's use of the ghetto areas, the novel challenges the idea that the have-nots are there by choice or that they competed and lost.

According to the literary historian Andrew M. Stauffer, "She has always been Rider Haggard's most popular and influential novel, challenged only by King Solomon's Mines in this regard".