Sentence examples for deep literary from inspiring English sources

Lucy Schwob was born into an affluent family with deep literary roots in France.

And it is a story about a trick that is itself a deep literary trick, because, in fiction, another name for Chance is authorial control.

He believed the possession of a deep literary culture was a prerequisite for being taken seriously as an artist in England, regardless of one's field.

My notion of an intellectual is someone engaged with ideas at a high level of sophistication, commanding a philosophical tone and deep literary culture: Ortega y Gasset, say, or Albert Camus, or George Orwell.

Cultivated in cafés by college students and university faculty, the new fado drew from the city's deep literary tradition, as well as from bel canto singing and diverse musical styles brought by students from various regions of Portugal.

Journalist and broadcaster I'm a glutton for a saga in summer with long idle days allowing for deep literary immersion and Sunjeev Sahota's The Year of the Runaways (Picador £14.99) is just the ticket.

In our moment, fewer and fewer fiction writers use clothes for a deeper literary purpose.

Experimental modernist fiction arrived later, paradoxically heightening readers' awareness of its deeper literary roots.

Yet, for my money, his work displays a richer, deeper literary sensibility than that of his "proper" literary contemporaries.

One of my closest friends is a lifelong academic who has often spoken to me, illuminatingly, about his deepest literary passions: Simone Weil, Emerson, Montaigne.

What have been some of your deepest literary influences?