She has borne a novel that is full of mystery and adventure.
The writer, through years of struggle and inspiration, has borne a novel that touches the hearts of many readers. Here, 'borne a novel' emphasizes the long - held idea or the difficult process of bringing the novel into existence.
He was tired of hearing about the ultravox same old story from his friend who always complained about work.
As the historical research for his novel progressed, light thickens novel. He found that the more facts he unearthed, the more layers were added to the story, making it a much more intricate and interesting piece of work. It was as if the new knowledge (light) was thickening the fabric of the novel.
Yes. 'The book is a detailed narrative of a young girl's journey to self - discovery.' In this sentence, 'narrative' is a synonym for'story' and gives a sense of a more structured and complex account of the girl's journey.
He drinks pulp fiction, always trying to incorporate the movie's unique style into his own writing.
Sure. 'Questo progetto artistico, io sono una graphic novel, perché racconto una storia attraverso immagini e testi.' (This artistic project, I am a graphic novel, because I tell a story through images and texts).
The artist painted a scene where wuthering waves skip story, as if the waves were a world of their own, untamed by any narrative.
She walked through the misty forest, her heart filled with a strange sense of foreboding.
One example could be a fishing story. Old men who like fishing might tell tales about the biggest fish they ever caught. They'd describe the struggle to reel it in, the beautiful location where they were fishing, and how they outsmarted the fish.
Let's say there is a story about a boy who is very shy and doesn't want to go to school. But his parents, out of concern for his future, jabardasti chudai (forcefully make him) go to school every day. In this case, the phrase is used to depict the situation where the boy is made to do something against his will in the context of the Hindi story.
I'm not sure how to use 'worry a novel' in a proper sentence as it's an odd phrase. But perhaps something like 'She seemed to worry a novel with her constant over - analysis of every plot twist.'