Sentence examples for literary argument from inspiring English sources

Ann Arbor Man Punched In Literary Argument.

The literary argument seems as strong to me.

In the name of enlightenment the Frenchman concocts a literary argument against an enlightened metaphysics.

Like all subsequent bestsellers, Sterne and his book became the subject of fierce literary argument.

Have you had a literary argument so heated that you've only been able to resolve it with blows?

(The fact that literary argument is so often spoken of in these debased terms can only act as a further disincentive for the review-shy novelist).

The judge's ruling weighed literary arguments made by both sides in the dispute.

Following literary arguments put forward in a conference paper given by Gray in Edinburgh, the city's University Press is to publish a fresh edition of Stevenson's fairytales.

Unlike traditional pubs, the green-wallpapered bar, with its many dictionaries and Scrabble boards, stays open until 2 30 a.m. on the weekends, so the literary arguments can continue deep into the night.

Goldberg gives this engaging story, his fiction debut, a Ragtime feel by introducing real historical figures like Paul Robeson and Marc Chagall and philosophical and literary arguments about Shakespeare, Pushkin, anti-Semitism, and racism -- all set against the backdrop of a brutal era.

As part of each essay's reckoning with the legacy of second-wave feminism, Gornick considers a selection of new books, including Rebecca Solnit's "Men Explain Things to Me" and Kate Bolick's "Spinster," the latter a blend of argument, literary history, and memoir in support of the unmarried woman who wishes to make, per the subtitle, "A Life of One's Own".