Sentence examples for novel forces from inspiring English sources
A really good cause — say, ending slavery? Horn's engrossing third novel forces readers to contemplate such awkward questions.
Michaels's novel forces the reader to ask herself, What might men who speak their desires so plainly not be capable of?
The novel forces the reader to experience only what Peter Faber feels, which is irritation at not being in his honeymoon bed while he screams at Jewish children and strikes them with the butt of his gun.
Udall's novel forces readers to contend for its 600 pages with two dissonant stories: the exceptional tale of an exceptional family, part of a phenomenon so minuscule and remote a part of American society as to be freakish, known only by lurid headlines torn from the news; and, more conventionally, the story of a family man's burnout, temptation and redemption.
Novel forces in image segmentation based on active contours models are proposed for capturing objects in the image.
Previous studies of learning to adapt reaching movements in the presence of novel forces show that learning multiple force fields is prone to interference.
The world of Beverly Hills provided the setting for Mr. Wagner's first novel, "Force Majeure".
But then the 1922 text was banned and the novel forced underground.
Morton served in W.W. II and wrote a novel, "Forced March," based upon his experiences as a Jewish POW.
As "I'm Losing You" and his debut novel, "Force Majeure" (1991) have already attested, Mr. Wagner is extremely good at this sort of thing.
The novel Force-bonté (1926; "Much Good Will"), by Bakary Diallo of Senegal, deals with a youth caught in a conflict between his Muslim background and Western values and culture.
