sometimes a great notion造句

• "I think ` Sometimes A Great Notion'is the best thing I'll ever write,"
• In 1972, Jaeckel received an Sometimes a Great Notion ".
• "Sometimes a Great Notion " followed in 1964.
• Additionally, it is sung by Viv in Ken Kesey's novel " Sometimes a Great Notion ".
• "` Sometimes a Great Notion'is one of the great, great books written by an American, hands down,"
• Barcott said, " ` Sometimes a Great Notion'has Shakespearean themes played out against a raw, burly Oregon backdrop.
• Kesey's second novel, " Sometimes a Great Notion, " was published in 1964, two years after " Cuckoo's Nest ."
• Barcott says " Sometimes A Great Notion " has " Shakespearean themes played out against a raw, burly Oregon backdrop.
• The idea behind the main plot was inspired by a scene from the novel " Sometimes a Great Notion ".
• Kesey added that he was pleased that " Sometimes A Great Notion " topped the list of essential Northwest books.
• In " Sometimes a Great Notion ", Ken Kesey skewers one of his characters with this paragraph : "'Tsk, tsk,'said Brother Walker.
• Eric Goldman of " IGN " gave " Sometimes a Great Notion " an " incredible " rating of 9.5 out of 10.
• But the list does include its share of surprises, perhaps none more than the pre-eminence of Kesey's " Sometimes A Great Notion ."
• He also directed the film " Sometimes a Great Notion " ( 1971 ) but was replaced by the film's star Paul Newman.
• Kesey was a literary lion fresh from the blockbuster success of " Cuckoo's Nest, " and had just finished " Sometimes a Great Notion ."
• "When I was working on ` Sometimes a Great Notion,'one of the reasons I could do it was because I was unknown, " he said.
• In " Sometimes a Great Notion ", it is revealed that the Thirteenth Tribe consisted of humanoid and mechanical Cylons of a type previously unknown.
• Still, as the participants pondered their lists ( " It's not easy, " one admitted ), " Sometimes A Great Notion " kept coming up.
• No Northwest novel may have a more Northwest opening passage than " Sometimes a Great Notion, " which begins as Kesey tracks the birth of a river: