Sentence examples for there were novels from inspiring English sources

There were novels, story collections, memoirs of food and art and unimaginable suffering.

There were novels, I knew, and I seemed to remember a connection with James Joyce.

There were novels before Greene saying the empire was terrible, but this was the first novel saying the empire was silly".

But I was unaware that there were novels about the war being published in Beirut in the late seventies and eighties, especially ones critical of some of the dominant political groups at the time.

As well as those that came in pairs - Elizabeth Inchbald's Nature and Art (1796) or Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility (1811) - there were novels like Mary Brunton's Self-Control (1811) and Maria Edgeworth's Patronage (1814).

In your own writing, there was a time when it seemed to me, and to a lot of people, that there were novels being written and plays being put on on stage and films being made, but the power of very good writers, directors, cameramen talking to a large public was on television and you were pushing it again and again.

There were novel sounds as well as sights.

We sought to determine if there were novel splice isoforms with coding potential in the CM or AG transcriptomes.

Although our research considered the use of RCA and DO in a combined assessment, there were novel findings for the individual assessments.

But there are novels.

There are novels written from that wellspring, but not ones I enjoy.