Sentence examples for literary blueprint from inspiring English sources
Their plots may have provided a "literary blueprint" for the Petit murders and, one assumes, the content of these mystery books would bias the jury.
Mr. Hayes's lawyers suggested that prison librarians might have given him what amounted to a literary blueprint for the crime, which already has what some see as a literary predecessor of sorts.
We read plays in addition to seeing them realised, and can judge them as literary objects as well as blueprints for action.
The result, "Taking Stock: A Spiritual Guide to Rising Above Life's Financial Ups and Downs" (Amacom), which was published in October, is chock-full of anecdotes and parables and quotes -- some autobiographical, some biblical, some literary -- that together form a blueprint for getting through the stages of grief.
Does "Notre Combat" provide a blueprint for dealing with other literary dynamite?
So its victory raises the perennial question: should a play be judged strictly on its literary merits or on how it serves as a blueprint for an overall production?
Because this blunt, threadbare thriller is more of a blueprint than a book, despite the occasional flourish that undeniably aspires to the literary.
"The blueprint for Obamacare".
