Sentence examples for evident literary from inspiring English sources

That McFarland can make such difficult subject matter both entertaining and essential is a tribute to his evident literary talents.

Indeed, the undercurrent of faddishness in book titles is evident enough that the literary minded often keep a running mental catalog of the latest trends.

But nobody could dispute the literary skill evident in the other books on the shortlist: Elizabeth Is Missing by Emma Healey and Carys Bray's A Song for Issy Bradley.

Therese Anne Fowler's best-selling novel "Z.," written in Zelda's persona — though in nothing like her original, run-on rhapsodic literary voice, evident in her letters and one promising, if fragmentary, novel — is a recent installment in the story.

A great variety of literary forms was evident during the Silver Age.

They also cite the perishing embers of leftist sympathy evident in some of his literary writing.

That he was a masterful poet and knowledgeable about Tamil and Sanskrit literary traditions is evident from his Irāmāvatāram.

Her literary roots are evident all the way through; she might write with the lightness and flow of a concert piano player, but it's backed up with academic muscle.

Patten refers to "academics" who "thought they knew our work without having read it", and a certain animus against critics and a perceived literary establishment is evident in McGough's conversation and his writing.

But the serious political consequences of conventional literary imagery become evident when we consider the following lines: in a stanza that begins "Dear Mother, burst the tyrant's chain, Maryland!," the poem also hauntingly includes the line "Sic Semper!" that John Wilkes Booth uttered when he shot Lincoln at Ford's Theater.

Throughout his life, Santayana's literary achievements are evident.