Sentence examples for considerable literary from inspiring English sources

Carey's remarks carry considerable literary weight.

Most of the canonical literature is exclusively of religious interest, but interspersed in it are works of considerable literary interest.

Of considerable literary as well as historical interest is the Pāli text Milinda-pañha ("The Questions of Milinda").

Indeed, it wasn't until Jonathan Franzen used his considerable literary clout to demand that attention be paid to Fox that I finally broke down and read "Desperate Characters".

To become a member of PEN an author must usually have published at least two books, one of which shows considerable literary distinction.

Ancient Greek epitaphs are often of considerable literary interest, deep and tender in feeling, rich and varied in expression, and epigrammatic in form.

Within those limits, however, Roman Catholic biblical scholars were engaging in considerable critical literary study, at the same time that critical Protestant theologians were becoming more sympathetic to traditional Christological formulas.

By the 1930s, though his public success remained considerable, many literary critics saw Walpole as outdated.

Clearly, a considerable number of literary contacts were available to Shakespeare, and many books were accessible.

As a theorist he had considerable influence on literary taste and ideas and on the work of later Turkish poets.

Wain wrote a considerable body of literary criticism, including Preliminary Essays (1957), Essays on Literature and Ideas (1963), and The Living World of Shakespeare (1964; rev. ed., 1979).