Sentence examples for introducing literature from inspiring English sources

His broad range of interests, and approach to the business of introducing literature to the general public, changed little over the decades.

Why must the linkage be confined to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander texts?" The review recommended that there should be a "greater emphasis on dealing with and introducing literature from the western literary canon, especially poetry," which Spurr had urged.

Ms. Sullivan is the 30-year-old principal of the new Bronx Academy of Letters, a small public school in Mott Haven that is introducing literature and writing exercises into all aspects of the high school curriculum.

Like its successor, the New Review paid special attention to foreign literature and took a leading role in introducing German literature to the British public.

Hapgood's pioneering work in introducing Russian literature to English-language readers was especially valuable.

TEHRAN — Reza Seyed-Hosseini, a prominent Iranian translator and critic who was instrumental in introducing Western literature to Persian-speaking readers, died here on Friday.

Lin Shu's skilled use of the Chinese literary language has been highly praised, however, and his translations remain important for their role in introducing Western literature to China.

With the diligence of a renegade candidate pushing for a political post, she set about organizing a campaign: quietly mustering pro-dog friends as a pressure group; introducing persuasive literature (John Grogan's "Marley & Me"); demonstrating reliability with bird care.

After introducing a literature review of the semi-empirical model for online identification to show its importance.

I introduced classic literature to my sixth-grade class in the South Bronx in the early 1980's.

No Swedish critic or writer introduced more literature from abroad than did Lundkvist through his criticism, essays, and translations.