Sentence examples for course literature from inspiring English sources

But of course, literature had actually come into its own.

Courses are typically taught in Swedish, but course literature is often in English.

Of course, literature is not unfamiliar with stories of green-skinned individuals, as Cottrell Boyce points out.

He wants literature to penetrate and transform the public life it supposedly is se questered from, and of course literature sometimes does this, if only by accident.

The course literature warns the audience to be aware that "Mr McKee has strong opinions on religion, politics and society and uses strong language".

He entered the college at the age of sixteen (commuting from Brooklyn) and took the required great-books course, Literature Humanities.

Students also attended a mandatory seminar each term, with special themes such as medical ethics, the patient-doctor encounter, and the role of non-course literature (fiction, novels of well-known authors) in medical education.

The finding of weaker effects of SEP, when underlying familial factors were taken into account, accords with a large part of the life-course literature that supports the importance of early life factors in the aetiology of chronic disease in adulthood.

One course on literature prior to the eighteenth century.

And then by asking: did the books published in this year alter the course of literature?

Mr. Sluyter, who lives in Plainfield, teaches a popular Pingry course called "Literature of Enlightenment".