Sentence examples for novel producing from inspiring English sources

Instead, it thickens the tone of the novel, producing harmonies.

Lahiri next tried her hand at a novel, producing The Namesake (2003; film 2006), a story that examines themes of personal identity and the conflicts produced by immigration by following the internal dynamics of a Bengali family in the United States.

The board originated from 2ch's video game discussion board due to a dispute involving the game Kizuato in December 1999; Kizuato was an early game of another visual novel producing brand named Leaf.

Toby Stephens and Ruth Wilson (2006) TV's most recent foray into Charlotte Brontë's Gothic novel produced differing reactions to the leads.

Anderson, by a combination of luck, energy, and a fascination with anything novel, produced a magazine of legendary quality.

Today, one can recognize in "Mysteries" the shape and spirit of the modern novel, produced at a time when the modern novel did not yet exist.

she wonders, and so do we, and while the novel produces a whole flock of theories, not one of them colors its pages for longer than a moment before it darts out of sight.

Similarly, unexpected novel produced larger pupil dilations than expected novel stimuli (t36 = −2.56, P = 0.015; Fig. 5a).

The common feature of the novels produced by these writers was the adoption of the style and techniques of the modern European and American novel that is to say, the works of Marcel Proust, James Joyce, Franz Kafka, John Dos Passos, William Faulkner, and Ernest Hemingway.

Persuasion was the product of an upswing in popularity for Austen's works, and was one of four Austen novels produced that year.

Science-fiction writer Douglas R. Mason, an author of original Space: 1999 novels, produced a novelisation of Johnny Byrne's script for The Day After Tomorrow.