Sentence examples for novels represent from inspiring English sources
Sixteen published novels represent only a fraction of her prodigious output, however.
Problem novels represent just a fraction of the Y.A. market, but one particularly esteemed by educators and prize committees.
An exploration of the many ways in which many South Asian films and novels represent the West, essentializing, romanticizing and exoticizing it at the same time.
His stories are touchstones—I think of the gorgeous and heartbreaking Maples stories and the Rabbit novels represent an achievement no one has equalled in our time.
The Lewis novels represent a formidable storytelling challenge on screen because major characters do not carry over from one to the next.
His stories are touchstones — I think of the gorgeous and heartbreaking Maples stories — and the Rabbit novels represent an achievement no one has equalled in our time.
On Kickstarter, 10.1% of successful publishing and comics projects were fiction, with children's books at 14.2% and graphic novels representing 8.8%.
These novels represented a total break from traditional Cambodian literature, taking prose as their medium, ordinary people as their protagonists, and everyday situations for their setting.
On the film side, one of Karen's novels, represented by CAA, was optioned by Storyline Entertainment's Neil Meron and Craig Zadan where Karen worked with the development team as the sole screenwriter adapting her novel into a screenplay for a feature film.
What kind of constraints, then, does the novel represent?
Accordingly, what the hijras in this novel represent, more than anything else, is India itself.
