Sentence examples for core literary from inspiring English sources

Lyricism is on the wane, and suspense and humor and pacing are shedding their stigmas and taking their place as the core literary technologies of the 21st century".

This metaphor, so redolent of the classic Victorian ghost story, deftly evokes the richly suggestive relations between life and art that lie at the core of literary biography.

The ability of the imagination to constitute an interpretable but nevertheless real world is, for Dickstein, the core of literary work.

Still, one wants to know if Mr. Rosenberg is revealing the literary core of the cabala or the self-consciously postmodern core of Mr. Rosenberg himself, and not knowing that produces confusion.

The Literary Core of the Kabbalah.

Her group -- the hardcover literary core of Random House -- didn't meet its profit targets.

In English class, "there was a core programme of literary patriotism".

Along with "Notes on Camp", Sontag's essays in "Against Interpretation" and "On Photography" will perhaps form the core of her literary legacy.

Mr. Rosenberg is a poet and translator of biblical texts -- his best-known work is "The Book of J," which he wrote with Harold Bloom -- and he promises to give us the "literary core" of the cabala.

The writer Daisy Goodwin also expressed her fear that the report might push libraries away from their core value within literary culture: "My big concern about trying to make libraries into community hubs, is that the vital function that libraries have as an oasis of quiet in an increasingly noisy world, will be lost".

This second top 100 is a continuation of McCrum's investigation into "the classic titles that form the core of Anglo-American literary culture: the 100 key texts that have had a decisive influence on the shaping of the 'Anglo-American imagination', economically, socially, culturally and politically," wrote McCrum.