Sentence examples for novel doing from inspiring English sources
Take Melvin Burgess' novel, Doing It.
In 1952 Ms. Ozick had not yet been to Paris, experiencing it secondhand through letters sent by her friend, the writer Alfred Chester, who darts through her new novel doing favors for everyone.
Edmund White's novel, doing justice to all this confusion, tingles none the less with its own excitement: the value, and novelty, the sheer teeming interest, of telling the truth.
But because he is a character in a novel, doing what characters in novels do - having a much more intense intellectual, emotional life than even human beings have - then he becomes exceptional.' Having said that, Ford doesn't see anything incongruous about the idea of a contemplative estate agent.
NEIL BISSOONDATH dedicated his new novel, "Doing the Heart Good," to his uncle and mentor, V. S. Naipaul, who wrote him a letter when he was a teenager advising him to migrate to Canada from their native Trinidad and to pursue his ambition of becoming a writer.
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Yet the novel does enchant.
The novel didn't pay at all.
But the novel doesn't unfold chronologically.
