Sentence examples for interrupted literature from inspiring English sources
Sanskrit has had a scarcely interrupted literature from about 600 bc until today, but its greatest efflorescence was in the classical period, from the 1st to 7th centuries ad.
The government has blocked publication of the opposition's campaign literature, interrupted press runs of independent newspapers and even threatened to remove the main opposition candidate, Vladimir Goncharik, from the ballot.
His career at Harvard, where he studied literature, was interrupted in 1945.
Chicago University studies of English literature were interrupted by army service, which he mentioned only later in life: it was pervaded by often unrequited homosexual yearnings.
Harvard University literature studies were interrupted by wartime service as an artilleryman in Europe (1943-46).
The growing importance, however, of Chinese poetry as the mark of literary accomplishment in a courtier may also have interrupted the development of Japanese literature after its first flowering in the Man'yōshū.
Following in his headmaster's footsteps, he himself matriculated to SEH in 1938 to read English language and literature, but his undergraduate career was interrupted by the war.
Open any one of her books and it's as though you have just stepped inside, and possibly interrupted, a fierce internal monologue about the world of literature.
Consequently, the absorption of fentanyl would be interrupted and the serum level would decrease, as mentioned in the literature [ 11, 21].
