Sentence examples for fancy literary from inspiring English sources

Another lesson: Having fancy literary taste does not predispose one to abide by rules.

There are no fancy literary tropes at Goldwater, no confusion of critical discourse.

I met Richard Ford at a fancy literary party in New Orleans.

The second time I met Elmore Leonard ("Dutch" to his friends) was in Montova, Italy, where we were part of a small troop of American writers invited to a fancy literary festival called Festivaletteratura.

Once we were at a fancy literary-award party.

We met at one of those semi-fancy literary festivals that still take place in American universities.

Even fancy old literary memoirs appeal in an age of pop confession.

Mr. Pataki denounced the late Mr. White on Sunday as a fancy-pants literary type whom no true New Yorker would have heard of.

He is also a freelance writer whose work has appeared in Bite magazine, and Sweet Fancy Moses, a literary journal.

I had to learn to rein in flights of literary fancy.

​My literary fancy, in truth, had nothing to do with the hard-edged, down-to-earth actualities of Berrigan's poems.