Sentence examples for every literature from inspiring English sources

They were gifted young women, and they would all conquer this class and every literature class in their future.

This summer, I listened to every literature episode of the past few years (the whole archive is available online), explored British views of the Gettysburg Address and the Salem witch trials, and bravely poked around in the realms of the unknown Saturn, eunuchs, Gerald of Wales.

However, an extensive bibliography is not the purpose of every literature search.

Although every literature review aims to find all studies addressing the question of the review, finding all studies is not always possible.

" "The pharma companies, they have been very good, so the guy will come with every literature to me, he will train me up, and then I will say, oh, so many units, what if the patient goes into hypo (hypoglycaemia), and then they will have to convince me, doctor, they are not going to go into hypo.

The literary equivalent of the emperor's map would be a biography of everyone in the world, or a novel of every second of every minute of every day: literature, like a map, gains its power from selection, from miniaturization.

During the final days of the 2012 campaign I will be at headquarters 24/7, overseeing our national campaign and making sure that every call is made, every email sent, every piece of literature delivered and every Republican voter we can identify gets to the polls in order to achieve success.

Almost every available literature indicates a negative/dysfunctional consequence of relationship conflict (Amason, 1996: Jehn, 1997; De Dreu & van Vianen, 2001).

Most of the following authors are found in anthologies, taught in every English Literature course, and have even had their works (or their lives) adapted for film or television.

It was, for instance, distressing to find that, contrary to the history of the 19th century taught in every history, literature, and sociology class, it was not true that under laissez-faire capitalism "the rich got richer and the poor got poorer".

If he likes "The Westing Game" this much, he will also like: This poem (another work of literature where "every prediction you make is sure to be wrong").