Sentence examples for sort of novel from inspiring English sources

At least it's not possible for me to write that sort of novel.

Oficio de Angel (1989; "Angel's Trade"), an autobiographical narrative, is a more conventional sort of novel.

But what we don't understand for a while is what sort of novel we're reading.

Yet as things happen in this sort of novel, good luck soon turns the tide.

He flatters us, and we like to be flattered in this sort of novel.

I had plans for a different sort of novel, a contemporary one.

Reta Winters (née Summers) has hopes to publish the sort of novels that can be read 'while seated in an Ikea wicker chair with the sun falling on the pages as faintly and evenly as human breath'.

Quite soon, the ideal wouldn't be Arthur Hailey any more but Our Mutual Friend, and when I came to writing myself, these would be the sort of novels I would aim to write.

The sort of novels and short stories I write depend, for what little publicity they get, on the few newspapers, magazines and journals that still bother to review new books at all.

The difference between the sort of novels he writes and, say, those of David Foster Wallace, is that Wallace internalizes those competing versions in the form of paranoid self-consciousness, which paralyzes behavior, whereas Unsworth holds his characters' actions up to inherited moral templates and examines the slippage.

Too serious for beach reads, these are the sort of novels and stories you can sink your teeth into.