Sentence examples for distinguished literature from inspiring English sources
Among the many things that distinguished literature at the turn of the 19th century was the quality and creative richness of the friendships that produced it.
David Hume speculated: "Why is it when we have lost parliament and monarchy and independent government, speak uneasily in a foreign tongue but yet are the People most distinguished for literature in Europe?" Voltaire agreed, contending, "It is to Scotland that we must look for our idea of civilisation".
Process safety and personal safety are often distinguished in literature and practice despite an acknowledged advantage in their integration.
Deep and flexible members are distinguished in literature only based on the tangent of the angle expressed as the ratio between the depth and the shear span of the footing.
Yet, again, this gives us far from a waterproof criterion for distinguishing erotic literature from pornography.
But there is also a side of Hume that refuses to distinguish between literature and other, "practical" writing.
Distinguished Professor of Literature for 49 years.
It can be distinguished from artistic literature in that it is designed primarily to entertain.
As an economic category it was distinguished in Marxian literature from the poor, the working classes, and the Lumpenproletariat.
In 2009 Gaiman received the Newbery Medal for his distinguished contribution to literature for children for The Graveyard Book (2008), the macabre yet sweet tale of an orphan raised by a cemetery full of ghosts.
