Sentence examples for literary classes from inspiring English sources

My acquaintance with Bayley was closest during a term of weekly literary classes that he co-hosted with Nevill Coghill and Lord David Cecil in the latter's rooms in New College, Oxford, in the late 1950s.

By "using data to inform instruction," as the Department of Education insists we do, we are sorting lower-achieving students into classes that provide less cultural capital than their already more successful peers receive in their more literary classes and depriving students who viscerally understand the violence and despair in Steinbeck's novels of the opportunity to read them.

I would show up and people would say, 'Wait, you're not moving around and yelling at me.'" After poetry, Beatty wrote three novels, including the coming-of-age 1998 cult classic The White Boy Shuffle, which remains in print over a decade after its publication as an enduring choice for college literary classes.

Graham and Muscatine have added literary classes and trips since purchasing the store.

"Heat Wave" observes the English literary classes at work, at play and in emotional pain.

To initiate real change on a shorter scale, we need to introduce more literary classes in schools, promote occupations that the humanities encompass, and simply discuss literary or social questions in our everyday lives.

I also enjoyed my quotidian labors, never realizing what a hapless drone I must seem to the literary class.

It offers us a fable about the literary class system today, with all its anxiety-ridden contradictions.

On Saturday, inside a darkened theater on Lafayette Street, the drivers recited their work as a roomful of the city's literary class observed.

One vision is of a future in which the unplugged literary class will self-segregate into communities like the Amish, shaming those who deign to go online.

It may be that some of his attitudes appear to be permanently out of step with the sensibilities of the domestic literary class.