Sentence examples for forms of literary from inspiring English sources

Most critics would not admit advertising copywriting, purely commercial fiction, or cinema and television scripts as accepted forms of literary expression, although others would hotly dispute their exclusion.

These codes exerted an inhibiting effect on new forms of literary composition, but they also helped to preserve a distinctively aristocratic tone.

If only Braffet weren't so addicted to the cheaper forms of literary thrill-seeking, "Last Seen Leaving" might take the reader on a more satisfying ride.

In 1963 Eco joined Gruppo 63, an Italian avant-garde movement made up of artists, musicians and writers who aimed to find new forms of literary and aesthetic expression.

But while your correspondent has considerable respect for David Foster Wallace as a writer, and while he himself has experimented with various forms of literary pretension, he now looks with disdain on pallid young men who tote copies of "Infinite Jest" in public.

One of the oldest forms of literary expression, it seeks to re-create in words the life of a human being as understood from the historical or personal perspective of the author by drawing upon all available evidence, including that retained in memory as well as written, oral, and pictorial material.

Poetry is another important form of literary expression.

Angus Brown on practicing a form of literary criticism that acknowledges his own forgetfulness as a reader.

In Hungary, as elsewhere, the novel became the principal form of literary expression.

These legends were long the principal form of literary entertainment enjoyed by the common people.

The writer David Vann has anticipated this form of literary criticism by making a preëmptive strike.