Sentence examples for novel explains from inspiring English sources

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As Pierre, a minor character in the novel, explains: "They have a theory here.

(The novel explains that the name Taiwo is a variant of the author's name).

"The WE", as one character in John Dickinson's latest children's novel explains, is the World Ear.

Winter's novel explains that no, there is no meaning: there is only convention versus the individual.

A new "Star Wars" novel explains how Annakin Skywalker became Darth Vader; based on the screenplay.

(A preface to the novel explains how "dissolute clergymen" would perform such services "at a minute's notice").

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Can a mid-19th-century Russian novel explain 1990's terrorism better than the criminologist or the sociologist?

Ms. Cross, still bitter about her experience with the hardcover edition of the novel, explained: "I need to stay true to this book as long as I can.

She was furious when her mother, many years later, told her grandmother about the novel, explaining to an unrepentant Mary that the obvious point of using a pseudonym was to keep something private.

She was "a patient woman with a formidable intelligence," the novel explained, alluring to men but unlucky in love.

Once Collins arrived, she read the first chapter of the novel, explaining that she would read with an accent since Katniss, the narrator, is from Appalachia.

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