Sentence examples for novelistic production from inspiring English sources

Ian Watt, in his classic "The Rise of the Novel," correlated the eighteenth-century burgeoning of novelistic production with the growing demand for at-home entertainment by women who'd been liberated from traditional household tasks and had too much time on their hands.

And, while I've sometimes accused Nunn of investing his Shakespeare productions with too much novelistic detail, here the attention to minutiae pays off handsomely.

The images of this production are persistently haunting, thanks not only to Mr. Olmos's audacious, almost novelistic script but also the inventive contributions of the director, Meiyin Wang, and her stellar design team.

An offspring of the dense, novelistic style of Japanese manga comic books and the cut-rate techniques developed for television production in 1960, anime such as Miyazaki Hayao's Princess Mononoke (1997) are the modern equivalent of the epic folk adventures once filmed by Mizoguchi Kenji (The 47 Ronin, 1941) and Kurosawa Akira (Yojimbo, 1961; "The Bodyguard").

His reasons are novelistic.

Better still, it feels novelistic.

"Indian cinema isn't novelistic.

He's a novelistic creation".

Such playing is novelistic, theatrical.

The memory trigger was almost novelistic.

But what this production brings out so beautifully is how Mr. Greenberg — unlike James, who longed for and never achieved success as a playwright — combines novelistic nuance with theatrical flash.