Sentence examples for human literary from inspiring English sources
Two new light-hearted animal books for children use as their vehicle that most personal and private of human literary devices: the diary.
21G.105 Chinese V (Regular): Discovering Chinese Cultures and Societies... human, literary, and electronic resources available at MIT and in the Boston area.
He sees the lyric essay and the memoir as very human literary ventures, because, he argues, they allow the reader to witness the writer thinking through the writing process.
This renowned African American children's literature scholar employs the metaphors, "mirrors," "windows," and "sliding glass doors" to illustrate such human literary needs.
This entry was posted in Aesthetics Blog Making Time at Human Resources - February 2012 and tagged making time visual human resources literary on February 20 , 2012by arc_berkeley.
In a recent book called "The Four-Dimensional Human," the literary scholar Laurence Scott situates today's smartphone moment within a larger history stretching back to the Edwardian era, when radio was invented.
"On page after page it portrays one of the most repugnant human beings in literary history," the critic Michael Dirda wrote.
The humour of Le Roman comique has lasted better than that of the parodies, probably because it is more human and less literary.
That seems to me to be cynical about human beings.' Literary fiction is a surprising refuge for clear-eyed optimism and possibility, but this is Ford's big selling pitch.
"Grant Shapps is a wonderful human being, a literary great and has in no way ever brought his party or politics into disrepute," an ironic press release from the party said.
Ms. Atwood, the Canadian author of "The Year of the Flood" and a vice president of International PEN, the literary human rights group, shared the $1 million prize with the Indian writer Amitav Ghosh ("Sea of Poppies").
