Sentence examples for while reading the novel from inspiring English sources

While reading the novel you can almost smell the stink of illness and death as well as the flowers and fecundity of life in a tropical climate.

And so I, too, will just set down without comment what happened to me recently while reading the novel Der Räuber [The Robber], the only one of Walser's longer works with which I was at the time still unfamiliar.

While reading the novel, I considered the ways in which real-life Americans act like these fictionalized deities.

That's what I kept in mind while reading the novel, and I decided the nature of my review would be contingent upon the answer.

Yes, an actor can sound like Death, and even look like it, but never as creepily or as insightful as the voice and face that your own imagination will come up with while reading the novel.

An upright matron is said to have complained that, while reading the same novel, she was sexually aroused "exactly 69 times".

Blogger Philip Howard noticed an error in Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace while reading the monstrous novel on his Nook ereader; he saw that the word "kindle" had apparently been swapped for the word "nook" in several places in the e-book, which he had purchased for $0.99 from the Barnes & Noble Nook Store.

The writer had done a lot of research on exorcisms, and some of the cases were scary enough to make you believe in the Devil, at least while you were reading the novel.

Dawson chose to include the poem at the end of the book so that the reader is forced to decide if Brooke was actually a great lover, wishing the reader to be uninfluenced by the poem while she is reading the novel.

Claflin recalls seeing Macfadyen reading the novel between takes while filming The Pillars of the Earth, "sitting in full medieval costume in the middle of Vienna, thick mud all around, avidly turning the pages of a paperback".

A few years later, while reading the sexually charged novels of Henry Miller, she began creating dolls that were more explicit and more sculptural.