Sentence examples for novel remarkable from inspiring English sources

The New York Times called the novel "remarkable" and "brilliant," but in the same notice labeled Hugo "a prosy madman".

Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey profoundly influenced my novel Atonement". In her note, Tracy Chevalier reveals how a real-life encounter between Austen and a Lyme Regis cabinet maker inspired her 2009 novel, Remarkable Creatures.

Herein, we report a novel remarkable octopus tentacles-like tungsten oxide and carbon coated cobalt oxide (WO3/C@CoO) catalyst on Ni foam (NF) for HER at the first time, which is synthesized via simple hydrothermal process and immersion method.

Lisa Martin, a poet, and her aunt Valerie Martin, author of the adult novels "Property" and "The Confessions of Edward Day," collaborated on this middle-grade novel, remarkable for its delicate use of language (a female cat is "a petite thief in the dark night") and for its watertight descriptions of seafaring.

Last fall, I read Tracy Chevalier's absorbing historical novel Remarkable Creatures -- which stars a young fossil hunter in 19th-century England and her middle-aged, "higher class" friend.

The quality that drives people crazy about him is the same quality that makes his novels remarkable, which is his ruthless, tenacious honesty, his refusal to write the world as we wish it would be, and to engage instead as truthfully as he can with this transcendently weird business of our existence together on earth.

This novel is remarkable for its breadth.

His novel was remarkable, they added to themselves.

The range of subjects and styles in the novel was remarkable.

Silvia Avallone's Acciaio (winner of the Campiello Prize for first novel) attracted remarkable attention.

Last year in these pages, Maile Meloy called this novel "a remarkable debut".