Sentence examples for this the novel from inspiring English sources

("It is always like this," the novel begins).

For all this, the novel is too long.

And yet, for all this, the novel left me cold.

In this the novel goes beyond Harold Pinter's acrid comedy "Betrayal," which it resembles in some ways.

What we already know, if we choose to spend some time with ourselves". For all this, the novel is too long.

This, the novel seems to be saying, is where politics matters; but often, it also appears to say, it's where politics is suppressed, or obscured, or simply forgotten.

No mention of this in the novel, but this is festival season.

This is the novel's first sentence.

This is the novel's main achievement.

This brings the novel to a puzzling conclusion.

To this reader, the novel feels oddly cosy.