Sentence examples for high literary from inspiring English sources

Today poetry remains the favored high literary form in Arabic.

After Fauset's departure The Crisis was unable to sustain its high literary standards.

The Nobel further certifies his high literary position and, with its $943,000, his financial independence.

Sometimes it can be difficult to distinguish between high literary fiction and a Footlights skit.

While the settings are never predictable, the high literary quality of the writing is.

He argues that they constitute high literary achievement because they are full of life, and "the works of an everyman".

The best examples of Polish literature of that period imply a building and maintaining of high literary standards.

But the nature of the European Union is not the stuff of high literary-political drama.

For her, it seems no great feat to balance high-literary intentions with broad social critique.

The argument — a high-literary version of what often breaks out at a wake — was settled with "reciprocal cordiality," and no such article appeared.

Mr. McCarthy's book, for all its usual high-literary trappings (many philosophical digressions, no quotation marks), is one of his pulpier efforts, as well as one of his funniest.