Sentence examples for novelistic performance from inspiring English sources
But the rapid efficiency of the formulations, the trite existential analogy ("Perhaps, he thought, that was the tragedy of life"), the boxing of potentially complex thinking into a discrete unit of speedy novelistic performance — all this has the effect of closing down the S.R.S.G. rather than opening him up.
The film does not quite fulfill its epic ambitions, but its novelistic sense of detail and strong performances (from Eva Mendes as well as the two male leads) are impressive.
His reasons are novelistic.
Better still, it feels novelistic.
"Indian cinema isn't novelistic.
creaking signs and a novelistic breeze.
He's a novelistic creation".
Such playing is novelistic, theatrical.
The memory trigger was almost novelistic.
It is a revelation to see how he has transformed the novelistic conventions of place and character with such tact, and the kind of sobriety and discretion that allows the cast to give vivid, attractive performances.
Yet she remains a novelistic figure.
