Sentence examples for keep literature from inspiring English sources

It's very important to keep literature alive".

Debate and disputation, too, help keep literature alive.

(Later, she learned some basic rules: Keep literature short. White paper is cheapest).

If we're going to keep literature and language alive, we have to be alert to the new, the things which aren't like what's been before.

The whole point of the New Journalism, the school with which Wolfe's name is forever associated, was to knock over the fences people had erected in their heads to keep literature separate from journalism.

He contends that in a world where the death of the novel has been announced with great regularity for almost half a century, such an open-source approach is the only way to keep literature alive.

"It's a good thing to keep American literature alive," he said.

"Nebraska has helped keep the literature alive," said Jim Gates, the Baseball Hall of Fame librarian, who estimated that 300 to 400 baseball books were published annually.

In fact, Dickens was an early champion of international copyright law, making himself hugely unpopular on an 1842 tour of America after he called for Congress to recognise the copyright of British authors: "Firstly because it is justice; secondly, because without it you can never have, and keep, a literature of your own".

Perhaps because of historical guilt (Jewish writers such as Konrád, Nádas, Kertész and Dalos have all been especial recipients of largesse) or perhaps because Hungarians are almost the last students of the German language, Germany almost single-handedly keeps Hungarian literature in business.

We kept 361,975 literature abstract IDs where human gene/protein co-occurrence was detected by the STRING database, 52,186 protein domains/families from Pfam, 715 pathways from KEGG, 2,282 protein 3-D structures from PDB, and 76,797 annotated human gene features from GeneBank.