Sentence examples for defined literary from inspiring English sources
She defined literary taste".
According to Matt Haig, YA is also remarkable for "blurring the boundaries" of genre and refusing to adhere to the rules of more rigidly defined literary fiction.
Her protagonist is Meg Carpenter, a talented but struggling writer who is torn between the journalistic assignments and ghost-writing projects that support her meager existence, and her "real writing": a nebulously defined literary novel she aspires to finish but from which she has somehow deleted more words than she has written.
While literary history normally avoids using political milestones to define literary epochs, we can hardly ignore that (particularly when it comes to modern Czech literature) historical events and social changes had a direct impact on the quality of literary life and its products.
They define literary scholarship as beyond the personal ("super-personal") and contrasted with the literary arts by its more scientific approach.
With the implementation of Software Copyright Act of 1980, software was defined as "literary work," thereby making programmers the equivalent of modern day literary authors.
LESS than half of the adult American population now read books that can be defined as literary, the Census Bureau reported after a 2002 survey.
Or Penguin Classics itself – a revered 66-year-old institution that has defined the literary canon in paperback – turning this autumn to weathered rock stars, with publication of Morrissey's Autobiography?
The genre could be loosely defined as literary mechanics, and it includes manuals on how to plot, on beginnings and middles and ends, on how to develop characters and viewpoints, on action, on creating suspense, on the narrative.
In terms of the novel, it is easy to dismiss what is popular at the moment as not worthy of being defined as "literary".
Eudora Welty, Flannery O'Connor and Carson McCullers were early influences, and she frequently cites William Maxwell as a defining literary love.
