例句與造句

1. See " Jonathan Swift : A Hypocrite Reversed " by David Nokes.
2. A surprising bonus is that the screenplay, by David Nokes and Janet Barron, rescues the novel from what has always been considered its tragic flaw.
3. There are two Jane Austen biographies in the stores now, one by Claire Tomalin, for Knopf, and another by David Nokes, for Farrar, Straus.
4. However, there are no sure-fire technological means for spotting hidden Iraqi weapons, warned K . David Nokes, ( cq ) vice president for national security and arms control at the Sandia lab in Albuquerque.
5. Ms . Tomalin does not resort to the sort of contrived novelistic pyrotechnics employed in David Nokes'recent biography, " Jane Austen : A Life, " but instead situates her subject within a world of relatives, neighbors, acquaintances and beaux.
6. It's difficult to find david nokes in a sentence. 用david nokes造句挺難的
7. "Four years ago, the interest in defending against chemical and biological arms wasn't nearly as great, " said K . David Nokes, head of national security programs at the Sandia National Laboratories, based in Albuquerque, N . M.
8. Freya Johnston, writing in the " Literary Review ", observed of the biography : " David Nokes offers no fresh critical interpretations of Johnson; he treats Rasselas, a vigorous, bleak and witty road novel, as a problematic repository of its author's'obsessions '.
9. The script, by David Nokes and Janet Barron, is an effortless distillation of Bronte's second ( and last ) novel, written as a long letter by neighbor Gilbert Markham that includes Helen's journal in the center _ a story within the story as in " Wuthering Heights ."
10. For some reason, English novelists were especially well represented, with two biographies of Jane Austen : " Jane Austen : A Life " by David Nokes ( Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $ 35 ) and " Jane Austen : A Biography " by Claire Tomalin ( Knopf, $ 27.50 ).
11. Ms . Glendinning, who won the 1992 Whitbread Prize for her biography of Anthony Trollope, devotes considerably less space to Swift's public career as propagandist and spinmeister to the Tory Party during the last years of Queen Anne's reign than his last biographer, David Nokes ( " Jonathan Swift, a Hypocrite Reversed " ), did.