Sentence examples for novelistic world from inspiring English sources

Toni Morrison's novelistic world is characteristically very distinctive too.

García Márquez's novelistic world is mostly that of provincial Colombia, where medieval and modern practices and beliefs clash both comically and tragically.

But Austen's novelistic world is so circumscribed, her dramas so domestic, that these rapid accountings of daily life almost serve as rough studies.

As Moretti puts it, "fillers are an attempt at rationalising the novelistic universe: turning it into a world of few surprises, fewer adventures, and no miracles at all".

And though Austen was very much a private person — her novels were published anonymously at first — there is also a trace here of a public world that she mostly turned her back on, as if it might crassly impinge on her novelistic universe.

He's a novelistic creation".

He is an entirely novelistic creation.

O'Neill has Naipaul's gift for creating unforced novelistic connections in a world of forced ideological connections.

In "The Bolter" Frances Osborne, Idina's great-granddaughter, creates a vivid portrait of her scandalous ancestor and her relationships with family members, while conjuring a vanished world with novelistic detail and flair.

Weston's first book distinguished itself by applying a novelistic sensibility to a world of which the author had a thorough knowledge: a kind of non-fiction bildungsroman, it made a self-portrait out of a documentarist's materials, rather as Anna Funder did in Stasiland.

However, the minute we start with the novelistic approach, then the natural world is lost.