Sentence examples for back literature from inspiring English sources

It's possible to trace back literature pitched explicitly at teenagers to Margaret Daly's Seventeenth Summer, written in 1942.

Ms. Remauro was told to pull back the literature.

But it can be traced quite a long way back in literature.

The conference drew me back to literature's first principles and primary preoccupations.

The goal is to transport visitors "7,000 miles away and more than 3,000 years back," park literature says.

The same look the faithful tend to give you as you hand them back their "literature" and close the door in their faces.

"Back home, literature has disappeared... the country has collapsed: in its place all that's left is a communist Russian colony".

The sponsors, Booker McConnell, a commodities company, had invested in literary copyrights (mainly Ian Fleming and Agatha Christie), and were persuaded to put something back into literature by funding the prize.

But he came back to literature and ended up teaching, a choice that he calls "more than ironic — Freud would say uncanny".

By the 1st century ce an emperor became personally interested and sent a mission to India to seek more knowledge and bring back Buddhist literature.

If we were to look back at literature from 1920s Britain, would we look at statements such as "Judaism is the greatest force for evil today" and divorce them from the atmosphere of then-rampant anti-Semitism?