Sentence examples for it's woolf from inspiring English sources

It's Woolf's first modernist novel, a Joycean experiment in how much one can exclude.

"But a lot of Logan's betes noires are my betes noires, whether it's Woolf or Jackson Pollock or the Duke and Duchess of Windsor or whoever.

Oddly enough, it was Woolf's belief that you could tell the truth best in fiction that came to mind when I read about the furor that has surrounded "The Peppered Moth" in Britain even before it was published there last January.

Appropriately it is Woolf who has the definitive final word on the questions lurking in the backs of the minds of the film's characters with their flickering life forces.

Subtract that, and you've got a tight three-way race: Clifford Odets's "Golden Boy," Horton Foote's "The Trip to Bountiful," and Steppenwolf's muscular production of Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" I'd say it's "Virginia Woolf" by a clink…clink…clink.

Were Woolf's contemporaries preoccupied with her nose?

Unseen excerpts from the Charleston Bulletin, which will be released this summer, are likely to be Woolf's last published works.

Lily Briscoe is Woolf's vision of the androgynous artist who personifies the ideal blending of male and female qualities.

If the phrase isn't Woolf's, it's definitely Christina Stead's.

"Mrs. Dalloway" is extraordinary, but it is not Woolf's finest novel.

It was Virginia Woolf's working title for the work that eventually became Mrs Dalloway.