faulknerian造句

• It requires a more athletic, less self-consciously Faulknerian approach.
• Frazier conveys that sense of danger in beauty with language of Faulknerian density.
• Marietta was definitely a more Faulknerian place in 1915.
• Snowden's death is not a Faulknerian tale of rural Southern society.
• Like most everything around here, Beckwith's studio sits in long Faulknerian shadows.
• McCain is a Faulknerian character, in a very different sense than Bill Clinton is.
• It is this Faulknerian knot of unsettled history that attracted competing militants here on Saturday.
• Dear Faulknerian Idiot Man-Child,
• The Faulknerian repertoire was all represented,
• And there is much portentous prose about dark secrets, family scandal and a Faulknerian curse on the land.
• The rejected work was " a Faulknerian tour of his own despairs, passions and storytelling,"
• To have one's own prose described as " Faulknerian " pays high compliment to any writer.
• Harriet was an infant when this Faulknerian tragedy occurred; Robin was 9, and his killer has never been found.
• This results in a dense, Faulknerian narrative that recalls Ms . Phillips'early stories in " Black Tickets ."
• Even Mississippi, the nation's poorest state, at least gets stereotyped in terms of both Faulknerian complexity and abject redneckery.
• One is the urge to stuff everything he thinks and feels, every last Faulknerian twitch, into a single strand of celluloid.
• Aided by Eads'work, the Faulknerian Percy family created an empire in the Mississippi Delta where they'd settled in 1841.
• Brad Morrow's " Giovanni's Gift " wanted to be a Faulknerian Western, and failed to be either.
• In her elegant and frightening new novel, Elizabeth Dewberry combines a Faulknerian sense of history's power with a clever murder mystery.
• While the secret trauma that Payne has selected satisfies a need, it is unsurprising, a Faulknerian set piece visible from very far away.