sometimes a great notion造句

• With no new best seller in sight, the author of " One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest " and " Sometimes a Great Notion " is undaunted.
• Kesey is also engrossed with producing videos from his celebrated psychedelic bus tour across America that took place following the publication of " Sometimes a Great Notion ."
• But " Sometimes a Great Notion, " with its portrayal of family and labor discord in waterlogged Oregon timber country, resonated with many savvy Northwest readers and writers.
• Kesey's words came through in other ways, including the reading of two passages from " Sometimes a Great Notion " and thoughts of his sprinkled in the program.
• In the episode " Sometimes a Great Notion ", that " who have come from the home of the thirteenth " is to be taken literally on a different level.
• After studying writing at Stanford University, Kesey gained fame in 1962 with " One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, " followed quickly with " Sometimes a Great Notion " in 1964.
• In " Sometimes a Great Notion ", upon reaching Earth from the coordinates of Starbuck's Viper, Leoben accompanies Starbuck through a desolate landscape, eventually coming upon the ruins of a crashed Viper.
• He was nominated for an Oscar as best supporting actor in the 1972 film " Sometimes a Great Notion, " based on Ken Kesey's novel set in a strike-bound Oregon logging camp.
• 25 years ago : HBO began microwave broadcasts, but only 350 homes in Wilkes-Barre, Pa ., were equipped to receive its signals and its first movie, " Sometimes a Great Notion ."
• Mr . Kesey moved back to Oregon to research and write 1964's " Sometimes a Great Notion, " the story of an outsized logging clan and their battles with labor and among themselves.
• During the same period, Kesey volunteered for testing on the psychedelic drug LSD . After writing his second novel, " Sometimes a Great Notion, " he bought an old school bus dubbed Furthur.
• During the same period, Kesey volunteered for testing on the drug LSD . After writing his second novel, " Sometimes a Great Notion, " he bought an old school bus dubbed " Further ."
• Sometimes a Great Notion " switches between several of the main characters, whose bias tends to switch the reader's sympathies from one person to another, especially in the rivalry between main character Leland and Hank Stamper.
• He rarely pushes scenes to their obvious conclusions, he avoids melodrama, and by the end of " Sometimes a Great Notion ", we somehow come to know the Stamper family better than we expected to ."
• "Sometimes a Great Notion, " widely considered Kesey's best book, tells the saga of the Stamper clan, rugged independent loggers carving a living out of the Oregon woods under the motto, " Never Give A Inch ."
• "Sometimes a Great Notion, " widely considered Kesey's greatest book, told the saga of the Stamper clan, rugged independent loggers carving a living out of the Oregon woods under the motto, " Never Give A Inch ."
• In Sometimes a Great Notion he notes to his friend Anastasia Dualla that she seems to have her smile back, but shortly after he leaves the room, she puts a gun to her head and shoots herself.
• "I think ` Sometimes a Great Notion'is the best thing I'll ever write, " Kesey said from his home in Pleasant Hill, Ore . " Writing it was much different from ` Cuckoo's Nest,'which often seemed like filling in the blanks.
• Eulogized as a teacher, trickster, writer and seeker of truth, the author of " One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest " and " Sometimes a Great Notion " was also remembered for his performances of old-time medicine shows and children's stories.
• After " Sometimes A Great Notion, " came out in 1964, Kesey found the act of writing tedious, and came to prefer creating stories to be acted out at once, or movies drawn from the Pranksters'adventures on the bus, Babbs said.