Sentence examples for novel representing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, fly-fishing and its accessories — reels, rods, lures — form the leitmotif of the novel, representing Ogden's main, or only, passion.

Two novels, I de dage ("In Those Days," 1924) and Riket grundlæges ("The Kingdom Is Founded," 1925), were translated as Giants in the Earth (1927), his best novel, representing the positive aspects of pioneering in the character Per Hansa, the negative aspects in his wife Beret.

About 18% (493) of the transcripts were novel, representing an important addition to the Genbank EST database (dbEST).

We selected 28 imprinted genes (20 known and 8 novel representing multiple independent clusters) based on the most interesting predicted biological functions and performed a systematic pyrosequencing quantification of the parental expression bias in 16 brain macro-regions and seven non-neural peripheral tissues in the adult.

What kind of constraints, then, does the novel represent?

The novel represents the failure of an obsessive national identity project.

Accordingly, what the hijras in this novel represent, more than anything else, is India itself.

How can a novel represent dialect or accent or tone of voice?

And Zambra's latest novel represents, I think, his deepest achievement.

Joshua Cohen's latest novel represents a shift away from his previous book, Book of Numbers, both in length and tone.

The Langum Trust said that Random House's decision not to print Jones's novel represented "a threat to all literature".