Sentence examples for novel spoke from inspiring English sources
Another Nigerian admirer of the novel spoke of its depiction of sexual mores and asked if there was any hope for progress in the assumptions about "gender relations" in Nigeria.
Steinbeck's 1939 novel spoke as prophetically then as it does narratively now to the issue of homelessness in 2013.
The site referenced the philosophical novel Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche, and featured a video of Weyland, who quotes from the book.
In this study, we first present a novel mathematical model that builds hub-and-spoke systems under the risk of hub disruption.
Later she'll marry a man named William Cogan; their son, Saul, will form another spoke in the wheel of this novel, but he feels strangely distanced from his dull dad, who toils away for the Southern Electricity Board.
Aiming at improving the measuring performances and downsizing the outline of six-component force sensor, a novel redundant parallel six-component force sensor with spoke structure combining parallel mechanisms with flexible mechanisms is proposed.
For much of the novel, Andy, eager to lose his virginity, pursues Jeanie Spokes, a young woman who works at his father's literary agency.
The narrator as thesis writer likens his mission to that of Prince Mangagoul, the hero of Diderot's novel, who pointed jewelry at a sexual organ and the organ spoke.
Nietzsche was a stylist and his Thus Spoke Zarathustra often appears in lists of top philosophers' novels.
That's how Larry Krandr--Tony and Emmy-winning playwright, author, and America's best-known HIV/AIDS activist--spoke about the just-released first volume of his two-volume novel The American People.
Neither of them spoke .ANDREW GREELEY wrote that scene in his novel The Cardinal Sins.
