Writing in the New York Review of Books , Luc Sante defends DeLillo against the perennial charge that his novels are  Large thematic strokes may define his architecture, but within lies continual surprise at the fluidity and resilience of the human condition.
Some critics believe that his novels are large thematic strokes.
There is no mention of DeLillo in the New York Review of Books.
A boy in a blu bathing suit is carrying a bucket at the beach
There is no way those people have more than one.
Although she writes many novels, they never seem to be able to reach any audience.
A person drives an all terrain vehicle.
Tuppence spoke like a simpleton.
A girl plays on a scooter.