Sentence examples for novelistic creation from inspiring English sources
He's a novelistic creation".
He is an entirely novelistic creation.
When Gustave Flaubert was asked whom Emma Bovary, his novelistic creation, was based on, he answered, "C'est moi".
Toni Morrison's novelistic world is characteristically very distinctive too.
Jeffrey Eugenides and Colm Toibin, both novelists, recently sat down to talk virtually about work, ideas and the creation of novelistic character.
The title is taken from "The Magic Flute," and in an afterword Chee says that he meant his book to be a novelistic "reinvention" of Mozart's creation.
Sometimes, it appears almost novelistic in its rendering of Dick's thoughts, its re-creation of his love affairs and its litany of anecdotes concerning his pharmaceutically fuelled lifestyle in the late Sixties and early Seventies.
After this came the farcical masterpiece on double standards, Filth (1998), in which Welsh's most bigoted, filthy-mouthed, sexist, racist, and degraded creation, Detective Sergeant Bruce Robertson, in an ingenious device for providing a back story, shares the place of novelistic hero with the worm in his own gut, and is eaten alive by his own abused insides.
His reasons are novelistic.
Better still, it feels novelistic.
"Indian cinema isn't novelistic.
