Sentence examples for novel constituted from inspiring English sources

No one among Rushdie's early readers in Europe and America seems to have suspected that parts of the novel constituted, as Eliot Weinberger wrote in 1989, an "all-out parodic assault on the basic tenets of Islam".

Johansson sued Delacourt last year, with her lawyer stating that the novel constituted a "violation and fraudulent and illegal exploitation of her name, her reputation and her image", as well as "defamatory claims about her private life", and set out to stop it from being translated or adapted into a film.

Her masterpiece is Mémoires d'Hadrien (1951; Memoirs of Hadrian), a historical novel constituting the fictionalized memoirs of that 2nd-century Roman emperor.

Specific cases are illustrative and novel, constituting the first reported examples of these techniques to our knowledge.

This issue of Studies in the Novel constitutes the second of a two-part Special Number devoted to the novels of David Foster Wallace.

Those first three novels constituted a loose trilogy.

Her novels constitute an extraordinarily vigorous imperium.

Her novels constitute some of the most loving depictions of people working in service industries that I have ever encountered.

With the writings of Kafka and Robert Musil, Roth's novels constitute Austria-Hungary's finest contribution to early-twentieth-century fiction, yet his career was such as to make you wonder that he managed to produce novels at all, let alone sixteen of them in sixteen years.

Dahl argues that these novels constitute an unpretentious, yet perspicacious criticism of the necessity of conformity in that milieu, whilst Andersen considers them to be stories about double standards and liberation from one's father.

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