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evelyn waugh (n)
English author of satirical novels (1903-1966)
evelyn waugh Sentence Examples
- Evelyn Waugh's satirical novel *Decline and Fall* skewers the social pretensions of the British upper class.
- Evelyn Waugh's writing is characterized by his wit, his keen observation of social class, and his mastery of language.
- Evelyn Waugh was a devout Catholic, and his religious beliefs infused his work with a sense of moral seriousness.
- Evelyn Waugh's novel *Brideshead Revisited* is a nostalgic look at the decline of the British aristocracy.
- Evelyn Waugh's novel *The Loved One* is a darkly comic satire of the American funeral industry.
- Evelyn Waugh's novel *Scoop* is a hilarious account of a hapless journalist's misadventures in Africa.
- Evelyn Waugh was a controversial figure during his lifetime, and his work continues to provoke strong reactions.
- Evelyn Waugh's novels are often compared to those of Jane Austen and P.G.
- Wodehouse.
- Evelyn Waugh was a brilliant satirist, and his work is still enjoyed by readers today.
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English author of satirical novels (1903-1966)
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Evelyn Waugh's satirical novel *Decline and Fall* skewers the social pretensions of the British upper class.
Evelyn Waugh's writing is characterized by his wit, his keen observation of social class, and his mastery of language.
Evelyn Waugh was a devout Catholic, and his religious beliefs infused his work with a sense of moral seriousness.
Evelyn Waugh's novel *Brideshead Revisited* is a nostalgic look at the decline of the British aristocracy.
