Sentence examples for novel format from inspiring English sources

Why the detective novel format?

It's almost impossible to see it working in a traditional novel format.

HBO presented "Angels," Mike Nichols's film version of the play by Tony Kushner, in a novel format.

"The novel format was the interesting thing this evening, not necessarily the stature of the fighters," Kushner said.

It was an experiment with a book too short, at 66 pages, for the standard novel format.

In a departure from the graphic novel format, Perry adds a technical analysis of the thoughts and actions of her characters underneath the panels.

These sorts of novel formats can be difficult to navigate: some of the listings are so vague that you have no idea what you're about to see.

The authors' recommendations emphasize the need for drawing upon communication and social science theories of information behavior, reaching out to consumers via a range of traditional and novel formats, gaining better understanding of the public's health information needs, and developing informatics solutions for tailoring resources to users' needs and competencies.

The next sequence illustrates the power of the graphic-novel format.

The Lost Worlds follows this stereotypical young-adult-novel format with no deviation whatsoever.

The graphic-novel format tells teens, This is for you, and the content takes the message a step further: the city is for you.