Sentence examples for classic literary from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Mikey wasn't a classic literary 'type'type

Holden's blog, Ahab's G.P.S., and other ways classic literary characters would adapt to the digital age.

In Pursuit of Spring is the classic literary tale of one man and his bicycle.

In the process, Capote began to exploit classic literary crime techniques to heighten the suspense.

And Mr. Barzun designed a curriculum of classic literary texts, not classic literary and philosophical texts, which is still required of all Columbia College freshmen, not all Columbia University freshmen.

For classic literary dipsography — and counter-dipsography — log off from the Internet and turn to the bookshelf.

Charles Dickens's cat-paw letter opener is an instant classic among literary factoids — made infinitely better, somehow, by the fact that the cat's name was Bob.

To promote this goal, he helped devise the Great Books program, a course of study in classic Western literary and philosophical texts.

Without wanting to sound too cynical, the question must be asked: How much of the classic 'famous literary recluse' image is itself a publicity stunt?

The "Lance Armstrong Story" has the potential to become a classic American literary tragedy, on a par with "Death of a Salesman".

(This rule almost always applies to classic and literary works).