Sentence examples for surprising novel from inspiring English sources
Publisher Little Brown said it would be a "blackly comic, thought-provoking and constantly surprising" novel.
Little Brown said it would be a "blackly comic, thought-provoking and constantly surprising" novel.
He may be right, especially if kids today have been taught to spell in surprising, novel, incongruous, and relevant ways.
Harrison's splendid and surprising novel of late imperial Russia centers on Rasputin's daughter Masha and the hemophiliac czarevitch Alyosha.
Harrison's splendid and surprising novel of late imperial Russia centers on Rasputin's daughter Masha and the hemophiliac czarevitch Aloyosha.
So iIf the intent is intelligent, humorous, surprising, novel, profound, then the critic's job is to read that intent and put it into words.
Still, Camden's problems are the reader's gain in this vibrant, engrossing and constantly surprising crime novel.
Ms. Groff's surprising second novel is so immersed in the life of a flower-power commune that patchouli ought to waft off its pages.
As you would expect from Clift – well known for using modern science to enhance food and flavours, many of the dishes here are surprising and novel.
This production was something new — not quite surprising or novel enough to get the happy dopamine going, but so distant from anything I ever loved that any comparison seemed unfair.
But this instant interactivity no longer feels surprising nor novel to Brown, especially when she views herself as a fan, of shows like The Walking Dead, Orange is the New Black and Scandalous.
