Example sentences for: lidie

How can you use “lidie” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • The ending of Lidie Newton is quite stunning as parody.

  • Coming from the no man's land of Illinois instead of North or South, Lidie represents the realist's take on slavery--in her heart she's against it, but she finds the abolitionists smug, intoxicated by their own abstract words.

  • Lidie equals Huck, and Lorna equals Jim--Lidie even has a mischievous young cousin who's a stand-in for Tom Sawyer--and the whole point of the book is to shine the harsh light of reality on Twain's irresponsible fantasy.

  • Book -- The All-True Travels and Adventures of Lidie Newton , by Jane Smiley;

  • Unlike Huck's adventure, Lidie's ends in disaster.


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