Sentence examples similar to broad literary tests from inspiring English sources
Over centuries, the broad literary brush strokes and the big-canvas page have belonged mostly to men, whereas "craft" had belonged to women, uncontested.
Mr. Dylan is the songwriter who put broad literary and intellectual ambitions into 1960's rock 'n' roll.
The young Obama also had broader literary interests, and he dreamed of becoming a writer.
My aim is to see how the terms of that age-old tenet were tested and subtly renegotiated under the dramatic and harsh circumstances of a life-threatening inquisition and, again, how this subtle process of renegotiation was indicative of changes and tendencies in the broader literary and intellectual culture of the time.
[see section 3.] The publication of the Discussiones did not by any means signal an end to Patrizi's broader literary and historical interests, however.
Bailes does an admirable job of considering Riddell's work in its individual and broader literary and social contexts.
A poetic genre is generally a tradition or classification of poetry based on the subject matter, style, or other broader literary characteristics.
Moreover, Richard Drake has broad theoretical, literary, and historiographical range that makes him a master intellectual historian.
Grant Shapps says in 2012 Umunna said Labour was opposed to having a broad public interest test.
In Conclusion--A Very Broad Range of Testing.
