Sentence examples for beyond literature from inspiring English sources

In 1968 he launched the radical journal Mawāqif ("Positions"), which expanded its scope beyond literature to include political and cultural commentary.

He is the iconoclastic anarchist, the insubordinate lacking obedience to social order, who himself became an icon – and it's this, coupled with his powerful aesthetic, that has allowed his influence to extend beyond literature into wider culture.

He was a truth-teller and moralist of rare force, whose dedication to the ideals of freedom and justice took him beyond literature into the realms of history, philosophy, religion, politics and international affairs.

I so appreciate the substance of Michael Cunningham's article; there is much to be said of his insights into the process of translation, though it extends far beyond literature to all forms of daily communication.

Later, in "The Dean's December 198282), Bellow apparently used the protagonist, an academic who has written a series of controversial articles about contemporary Chicago, to indirectly chastise himself, Greg says, "for falling victim to the seductions of fame by making pronouncements in his Jefferson Lectures that went well beyond literature".

Oxford's associations spill beyond literature into history and legend.

Wishbone's fantasies went beyond Western literature into Russian, Chinese, and African stories, but he seems to have become only fictional men.

Whitfield looks beyond the literature: he goes off to the forests of Costa Rica with a research team to measure biodiversity and tree size to see if there is some logic to forest structure.

Beyond the literature on port selection, some case studies relate to port competition.

The research extends beyond the literature and demonstrates that unlike tranquillity, wildness appears to be a more intellectual or cognitive construct.

Harrisson's case marks the first-known time in Atlantic Canada that child pornography charges have extended beyond drawings, literature, or digital representations something that has surprised law enforcement, criminologists, psychologists, lawyers, and media across the country.