Sentence examples for Literary standing from inspiring English sources

I appreciate the creative and artistic discussion offered by Mr. Chabon, but some kids are crying out for help, not literary standing.

When I asked Kelman about his literary standing, he claimed he had been "marginalised".

Though a skilful craftsman, Picoult may also lack the literary standing to make such a charge.

Another thing to like about "Literary Brooklyn" is its lack of free-range snark about Brooklyn's current literary standing.

Zweig's death arguably marked the high point of his literary standing: to most English-speaking readers, he is now little more than a name.

The film touches only briefly on Alcott's literary standing, citing a number of other writers who credit her as an inspiration.

"Sebastian Faulks made it clear that this would be a one-off project, and our current agreement with the Fleming estate was for this project only". But Penguin have not written off the idea of continuing the series, possibly with different literary authors standing in as Fleming.

"My kids were very excited when I told them that Matt Groening's kids know who their father is". The script calls for Chabon and Franzen to brawl during a dispute about their literary influences, and standing next to each other in the recording room, the friends ready themselves for a fight.

A year ago that literary lion elicited a standing ovation in a banquet hall full of booksellers when he exhorted them to "defend your lonely forts" against a digital future of free book downloads and snippets of text.

Gibbons's book was such a wickedly brilliant skit it became that rare literary object; a parody that remained standing once the genre it mocked had collapsed.

The island hosts four festivals (spring, folk, literary and food) and is dotted with standing stones, hilltop forts and ruined chapels, so you can spend your days exploring, and spotting wildflowers, rare birds, wild goats, grey seals and otters.