Sentence examples for distinguished literary from inspiring English sources
Eduardo Lourenço is perhaps Portugal's most distinguished literary critic.
She became a distinguished literary journalist in her own right.
A list of its distinguished literary men would be endless".
Although it lasted only 7 years it was a distinguished literary journal.
Capable but monotonous, it ends with a predictable twist that has a distinguished literary lineage.
But Foer is just the latest in a long line of distinguished literary vegetarians.
The most-distinguished literary society is the Academy of Crusca, founded in Florence in 1582.
Inside, the writer Rob Nixon called "Notes From the Hyena's Belly" "the most distinguished African literary memoir since Soyinka's 'Ake' appeared 20 years ago".
The historical consultant on the film was the distinguished historian, literary critic and Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, who was also the consultant on Steven Spielberg's film of slave revolt, Amistad.
Berman, a distinguished Marxist literary theorist, might seem a strange enthusiast for this chaotic space of selling, with dozens of flickering signs imploring passersby to buy stuff, but his joy in the place is genuine.
Within a few years it had acquired a distinguished retinue of literary admirers – including Auden, Isherwood and Eudora Welty – but never quite moved beyond a cult audience.
