Sentence examples for novel points from inspiring English sources

Harris, the central character in Rosie Dastgir's first novel, points it out excitedly to his date.

In fact, Melville's novel points out, there is a natural antagonism between sympathy's attachment and art's free play.

In a spiky satire on press presumption, the novel points up the disparity between this man and the persona later ascribed to him as a treacherous "art smuggler, womaniser".

In the end, perhaps, the discomfort one feels in reading this novel points to its underlying message: that moral behavior, civilization, is based not on the denial of forbidden impulses but on restraint, on governing those impulses when they disrupt the falsely smooth surface of repression.

Precipitated by the failure of Waugh's marriage and by his conversion to Roman Catholicism, the novel points out the similarities between the savagery of so-called civilized London society and the barbarity encountered by the hero in the South American jungle.

There are two major novel points in our proposed model.

That one marvellous novel pointed the way Huxley might have gone next.

Don DeLillo, whose new novel, "Point Omega," came out on Tuesday, is not exactly a Pynchonesque recluse.

Even though I'm a "doormat daddy?" She paused as if I had raised a novel point.

So longtime admirers will approach DeLillo's new novel, "Point Omega," with as much anxiety as excitement.

Add some New England small-town social stratification from John P. Marquand's novel "Point of No Return".