Sentence examples for novelistic generation from inspiring English sources
Thereafter he participated with the members of a younger novelistic generation in a variety of explorations of newer modes and styles while still casting a critical eye on developments in his own homeland and reflecting on the major issues confronting the citizens of the Third World.
Their book, written in part-novelistic, part-journalistic style popular among an elder generation of social critics in China, is now available in a faithful if infelicitous translation.
Spurning linear storytelling, evolving according to connections that are more poetic than novelistic, Angelopoulos sketches a portrait of the old and new generation.
Though Eliot was influenced by Goethe, her forebears tend to be cultural rather than novelistic: she admired Thomas Carlyle ("there is hardly an active mind of this generation that has not been modified by Carlyle's writings") and Ruskin, while Middlemarch shows the influence of new Darwinian ideas about evolution.
The Generation of 1968 was recognized in the 1980s as a distinct novelistic group.
His reasons are novelistic.
Better still, it feels novelistic.
creaking signs and a novelistic breeze.
"Indian cinema isn't novelistic.
He's a novelistic creation".
Such playing is novelistic, theatrical.
