Sentence examples for exceptional literary from inspiring English sources

Piero's wife, Lucrezia Tornabuoni, was highly intelligent; and his sons, Lorenzo (the Magnificent) and Giuliano (1453 78), received an exceptional literary and artistic education.

The fact that independent presses are doing the heavy lifting when it comes to finding exceptional literary talent has been well documented.

In playful tones, the editorial noted that Rushdie had created "exceptional literary works" and was entitled to his strong opinions, reminiscent of George Orwell.

"As a nation we are blessed with some exceptional literary and illustrative talent, and it was great to be part of a process that looks to celebrate that".

Adapted by Emma Donoghue from her bestselling novel, shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize for its exceptional literary qualities, "Room's" up and down effects are intentional.

When exceptional culinary and literary artistry combine, the results are satisfying in more ways than one.

The Albatross prize is for a writer whose work "is exceptional for its high literary quality and its cultural and socio-political relevance", with the winning work intended to promote "freedom of thought and an unconstrained engagement with every area of our life, world and times".

"True crime" is the name that has attached itself to journalistic and literary accounts of exceptional human ghastliness.

They were Lord Simon of Glaisdale, a political colleague who brought exceptional talents often directed to literary exposition of judicial strategy; Lord Kilbrandon, a Scottish liberal judge; likewise Lord Salmon and Lord Cross.

"Told over six episodes, Andrew Davies will bring his exceptional powers of adaptation to this literary masterpiece".

The honour goes to writers "who have made an exceptional impact on this country's literary heritage", with previous recipients including Judy Blume, Ursula K Le Guin, Elmore Leonard and John Updike.