Sentence examples for bit of literary from inspiring English sources
Examples of literary authors include Paul Wamo, Déwé Gorodey, Denis Pourawa and others.
In a neat bit of literary magic, McPherson also manages to bring the women in these stories fully to life.
It departs from a bit of literary history: Southey's and Coleridge's scheme to found a utopian colony in Pennsylvania.
In a bizarre bit of literary artifice, Fuller uses quotation marks for white dialogue but not black.
The stories are usually silly, sometimes touching, and updated almost every day — a bit of literary crowdsourcing with more than fifty-four thousand potential contributors.
Both the Broadway and the off-Broadway production try to substantiate an unpromising bit of literary fluff, highlighting the poem's stale stereotypes and its lack of plotting.
In "An Unspeakable Word Is the Word That Has to Be Spoken," published in the Sunday magazine, the author, Jenny Diski, rather creatively addressed a distinctly feminine obscenity: bits of literary history concerning it, BBC bloopers using it, the lingering cultural objection to it, and her own call to actually use it in print.
And he's a bit of a literary artist himself; his observations are often strikingly phrased.
"I think we lose a bit of our literary history if we do not acknowledge the contributions of Jessie Fauset".
Mr. Brian is a Harvard-educated trial lawyer who specializes in complex civil cases, and his work has a bit of a literary streak.
It seems a bit of gorgeous literary plumage until we realize that it is also an affirmation of what can fly above war's destruction.
