Sentence examples for could literature from inspiring English sources

Could literature still dare to sing out in public, even after two world wars?

Alternatively, could literature - together with its close cousins religion and myth - have been hard-wired into us as an early warning system that alerts us to the consequences of our hubris in relation to nature?

"People seemed to discover that travel writing could be literature, but then there was a reaction.

We could discuss literature and philosophy, and we had a lovely relationship until the end".

This new genre could destroy literature as we know it -- but at least your next unsolicited fall catalog could be a thriller.

She has no field of her own; she cannot speak persuasively about science, as Vartan Gregorian for example, could about literature or intellectual history.

Mr Kitaj, a bibliomane and an insatiable reader, knew that literature could do things that art could not.

I loved what literature could do, how beautiful and transformative and devastating it could be, in such big and small ways.

No other characters in literature could make a child wish they had a glass eye, just so they could drop it in other people's drinks.

English literature could wait.

Earthsea showed me that children's literature could be great literature.