Sentence examples for novel represents from inspiring English sources

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

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

The novel represents first and foremost an attentive, sympathetic and fair-handed reading of the Brontë lives.

He has written several for the stage, and Skios, the new novel, represents his first attempt in book form.

This sharp contrast of the way each novel represents consciousness itself is, I think, the crux of the essay.

The novel represents a departure from Mr. Crichton's longtime fictional preoccupation with the moral and social ramifications of science and technology.

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

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?

He also emphasized that his new novel represented a broadening of his literary canvas because its focus is the United States.

(Plath Snr contended that the descriptions of real people in the novel represented "the basest ingratitude" towards the people caricatured in the book, herself included).