Sentence examples for higher literary from inspiring English sources
By the 18th century, however, Czech had practically ceased to be used for higher literary purposes.
The number of people who have elevated the formulas of popular fiction to a higher literary level is surprisingly small.
The 16th-century madrigal is based on a different poetic form from its precursor and was characteristically of higher literary quality.
The Right Stuff is one of several great books in this list that derive from the interaction of high journalism and a higher literary ambition.
The Company They Kept: Writers on Unforgettable Friendships, Volume II edited by Robert B Silvers (NYRB, £12.99) A tasty compendium of the higher literary gossip.
Edmund Morris, the author of the recent "biography" of President Ronald Reagan, lied about his participation in Reagan's life (motive: seeking a supposed higher literary truth).
Today poetry remains the favored high literary form in Arabic.
'&apos Flaubert's Parrot'' is high literary entertainment.
Of high literary quality, the strophic texts are generally anonymous, except those by the composers themselves.
After Fauset's departure The Crisis was unable to sustain its high literary standards.
In 1990 the Palestine Liberation Organization presented Habibi with the Jerusalem Medal, its highest literary prize.
