Sentence examples for lesser literature from inspiring English sources
And while there is more "lesser literature" now than prior, even those writers have their readers (not every reader wants War and Peace), and certainly the more selective readers can easily suss out what meets their standards and what doesn't.
Omar also, perhaps unintentionally, draws parallels between science fiction, historically viewed as a "lesser" literature, and Muslims, viewed as a "lesser" human: "As a community often subjected to a narrative that demonizes them and depicts them as the ultimate 'other,' this type of [science fiction] storytelling could help bridge the gap separating them from mainstream society".
But it is often the lesser fry of literature and politics and art who write the better diaries.
But, considerably lesser number of literature is present in predicting the actual output of PV power plant.
Information on the internet, or to a lesser extent, from literature provided by GPs or friends/colleagues, was reported to be used by half of the participants to learn about particular treatments that were less popular or not well understood.
In previous years, "Masterpiece Theater" has brought dramatizations of classics of English and European literature (and some lesser lights as well) into American homes.
Positive family history was identified only in 6 (7%) patients of the study cohort and it is a lesser incidence compared to existing literature [ 3, 36].
They are writing about the lesser-known characters in rabbinic literature whose identities fall outside the categories of "male" and "female".
"If the mass of unargued opinion chokes off literary critics... then literature will be the lesser for it," he said.
Irish culture has had a significant influence on other cultures, especially in the fields of literature and, to a lesser degree, science and education.
The Nobel Prize in Literature often acts like a lesser wing of the Peace Prize, as though art's primary purpose were to grapple with injustice or put a human face on suffering.
