Sentence examples for become literary from inspiring English sources

"Literary studies" then become "literary sciences" — sounds much more respectable.

Peruvian life, a life in which so few actually do read, has become literary".

Set in 1944, it gathers together several key members of the Beat Generation – Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs – long before they would become literary icons.

These were books that his father, a pro footballer who went on to become literary editor at the Dublin Evening Press, brought back for him from business trips to the US.

Easily the biggest development in contemporary fiction has been the Manga revolution, or the rise of the graphic novel, which, in Dave Eggers's words, has become literary fiction's 'mutant sister'.

"It is easy to forget that Zadie Smith – one of the finest writers of any nationality – is only in her mid 30s and there are many young authors – Joe Dunthorne, Ned Beauman, Adam Thirlwell – who have already demonstrated their potential to become literary stars of the future".

He became literary editor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger in 1926.

Banti acquired a degree in art and became literary editor of the important arts journal Paragone.

And when diabolical exposé becomes literary convention, it ceases to shock.

He guzzled sherry, became literary editor of Isis magazine and presided over the Poetry Society, entertaining ­Cecil Day-Lewis, Day-Lewis, Dylan Thomas, Geoffrey Hill and Thom Gunn

Eight years later, he became literary editor, but was mainly known as the author of Let's Parler Franglais!