Sentence examples for separate novel from inspiring English sources

While trying to get my first novel published, I started working on a separate novel.

This aspect of "Resistance" is too satisfying, and too predictable; one might say it belongs in a separate novel entitled "Acquiescence".

Sanger sequencing-based typing (SBT) requires multiple steps to sequence novel HLA alleles, as allele-specific (AS) primers are needed to separate novel from other encoded alleles.

Each of its acts takes off from a separate novel – Mrs Dalloway, Orlando and The Waves – and each riffs on the style of Woolf's writing in very different ways.

Pinkus has countered that Carter was present through most of that October meeting, including when a textual comparison was made between Mockingbird and the manuscript of Go Set a Watchman in which it became clear that they had found a completely separate novel.

One of Row's main criticisms was that the plot was "too satisfying, and too predictable; one might say it belongs in a separate novel entitled 'Acquiescence".' This is quite a funny line, but it is also surprising, especially given Row's reasons for his claim.

Leaphorn and Chee appear in separate novels in Mr. Hillerman's Navajo Tribal Police series.

"Shadow Country" has three "books" that roughly correspond to the separate novels.

Indeed, it's probably fair to say that two separate novels are sharing space within the same set of covers.

As a whole, "English Passengers" feels a bit too much like two separate novels, because one stream of its action is essentially foreordained and tragic, the other unpredictable and comic.

Its four separate novels, Haru no yuki (Spring Snow), Homma (Runaway Horses), Akatsuki no tera (The Temple of Dawn), and Tennin gosui (The Decay of the Angel), are set in Japan and cover the period from about 1912 to the 1960s.