Sentence examples for novels from which from inspiring English sources

Both times, Ms. Ronan said, she stayed away from the novels from which the movies were adapted.

This is a darker, more mature film which accentuates yet further the Orwellian elements in the Suzanne Collins novels from which it is adapted.

They have also gained a reputation — consistent with the George R. R. Martin novels from which the show is adapted — for killing off prominent characters in gruesome fashion.

It's one of those novels from which you emerge feeling slightly dopey, as if waking from a deep, dream-strewn sleep.

Both are necessarily stupid reactions: stupid for obvious reasons; necessarily so because reaction has to be instant, and few, if any, of the commentators will have read the whole longlist, let alone the 156 novels from which it was selected.

Like the novels from which they are torn, the snippets are about men at war, so it is perhaps not so surprising that they are short on what Allen's press release primly calls "positive female role models".

By their own admission, most of the angry marchers did not read the novel from which it is (faithfully) adapted.

And jumped in their seats!" remembers Susan Hill, author of the novel from which the play was adapted.

This provided a framework for the novel, from which the subtleties of the plot could then grow.

Larry McMurtry's wonderful 1966 novel, from which it is adapted, has a bawdy, comic undertow that the film successfully captures.

Slightly overlooked in all the hoopla is the young adult novel from which it is adapted and the novel's author, Suzanne Collins.