Sentence examples for literary articulation from inspiring English sources

There is James Thomson writing 'Rule Britannia', then Tobias Smollett, then Walter Scott and right up to John Buchan after which the literary articulation of Britishness does drop off.

The Horror!" One could reasonably assert that the 20th-century ethos, in both the literary and visual arts, was defined by the incessant articulation of 'the horror' of existence -- an immersion in existential ennui.

Memory, Creativity and Intertextuality, as analytical axes, insofar as they deal with the contexts of enuntiation and transmission of texts, reveal a repertoire of formal and material supports, in which articulation of expression occurs, and thus forms constitutive part of literary tradition.

But DiCaprio's thoughtful looks can't replace Frank's thoughts, as rendered by Yates - which is the obvious criticism of any literary adaptation, but which absence you feel more strongly with Yates than almost anyone, because his articulation of thought was so precise, so acutely layered and full.

The articulation of a regulative ideal became Havel's strong suit, and it was something that took on a charming form in his skilled literary hands.

Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.

By now, articulation is impossible.

"It's ease of articulation".

You become better at articulation.

Literary party.

Articulation and timing are everything.