Sentence examples for uplifting novel from inspiring English sources

It is an immensely uplifting novel.

Soak in a tub and read an uplifting novel.

By the end, they even embody this lyrical, beautiful and curiously uplifting novel about body politics and the body politic.

Or maybe he's just been rereading "Days of Infamy," his own uplifting novel about the aftermath of Pearl Harbor.

"We are better than this," he seems to be saying, which is why, for all the bleakness it portrays, Alice and the Fly is an oddly uplifting novel.

Elizabeth von Arnim, 1922 Italian holidays get more than their fair share of literary attention but this uplifting novel is unmissable – reading it is almost as good as taking a holiday oneself.

Among the miserabilism came uplifting novels such as Patricia Wood's Lottery, about a man with learning disabilities who wins the lottery; and Charlotte Mendelson's When We Were Bad, "which had us laughing out loud".

Ultimately, the novel is uplifting because we see in it a fundamental goodness in the human spirit – And with people other than his blood parents guiding him, we trust that Leon will survive the odds stacked against him.

Created by Paloma Hernando and Sunmi, Dandelion Wine Collective (named after the novel Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury) focuses on uplifting marginalized voices, fair pay, supporting the careers of diverse creators, and telling honest stories.

These crime novels about felons and schmos are actually uplifting.

The idea that singing is "good" for us, that it is morally uplifting is an idea that recurs in poems and novels.