Sentence examples for had literature from inspiring English sources

They had literature, too — copies of the C.H.E.F.S. charter and the law itself.

Yes, they had literature, the Bible, and newspapers, but if a politician couldn't speak on his feet, he had trouble getting very far.

Although the experience of reading involves fulfilling needs you didn't know you had, literature — like most things that are free — reacts poorly to being instrumentalized.

Though there is no clear relationship between the level of campaign activity and the parties' vote shares, in Tory-Labour marginals people are more likely to say they have had literature, direct mail, phone calls or doorstep visits from Labour than from the Conservatives.

If this mouseion had literature to compare to its sculptures, we should expect something more impressive than the working collection of a minor philosopher such as Philodemus.

RCR-derived HYPs were included as new nodes in the DACS Network model if they had literature support for a mechanistic role in the process of interest.

And then they have literature".

"It's because we no longer have literature".

What has literature meant to you over the years?

Questions like these are the reason we have literature and philosophy.

The thing is, you can't have literature without women, God bless 'em.