Sentence examples for strong novel from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker's Briefly Noted review called it "a fine, strong novel....The plot's subtle pattern is the attentive reader's ample reward".

Over the past few decades readers of the original in German have come to see this book as a strong novel in its own right, perhaps in part because they sense the author's personal stake in the outcome of Karl's American odyssey.

We use phase-sensitive detection of spectral hole refilling to demonstrate strong novel intrinsic nonlinear signatures of neuronal activation in hippocampal brain slices.

A strong, novel candidate gene, ependymin, which was highly expressed in both the transcript and protein in subdominants relative to dominants, was tested further.

In conclusion, we have demonstrated here a strong novel association between ITGAM variants and cutaneous DLE without signs of systemic disease.

We chose this approach to simplify interpretation of the data, reduce the occurrence of false positives and provide strong novel EAE susceptibility candidates.

Toni Morrison, Edith Wharton, Willa Cather, Annie Proulx, Carson McCullers, Joyce Carol Oates and Ursula K Le Guin are all there on merit and they all have very strong novels in their fours.

Strong Rain Falling By Jon Land Forge, Aug, 13 Mr. Land, based in Rhode Island, has cited a longtime fascination with the Texas Rangers — as well as a determination to write a female-driven suspense-novel series — as the inspiration for his Caitlin Strong novels.

PaulBowes01 explained: People objecting to the absence of female writers should reflect on the fact that female and minority writers, by virtue of the difficulties they faced in making writing a full-time career, would be even less likely to have written 'four strong novels' - though they might have written one masterpiece.

They do this year, too — a reminder that strong novels and story collections, American and foreign, continue to be written and published (a significant quantity of them as paperback originals; some appeared on the Book Review's cover in 2007, and seven of the 50 fiction notables are paperback originals).

By turns funny and sad, lyrical and antic, dazzling and exasperating, "Natural Selection" emerges as perhaps Mr. Barthelme's strongest novel yet.