Sentence examples for literary collection from inspiring English sources

The Tolstoy Museum Estate in Moscow features an excellent literary collection.

Social associations, such as might be known from an individual's literary collection 文集, are not exhaustive.

His first literary collection, The Works of Max Beerbohm, and his first book of drawings, Caricatures of Twenty-five Gentlemen, appeared in 1896.

Of course it is easier to misdirect blame to two editors of a literary collection instead of taking a closer look at the context of the underlying issues, such as why writing is a risky business.

More often the public was treated to works like Bellini's 1830 opera "I Capuleti e i Montecchi," adapted for a literary collection, not from Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," to which it has only a vestigial relationship.

There's a palpable sense of cultural history, as the site saw the debut of Shakespeare's Hamlet in 1871 and Temple Court was home to an establishment called Clinton Hall that housed an extensive literary collection and hosted writers like Edgar Allan Poe.

Her poetry has also been included in anthologies and literary collections.

Hanguk Munjip Chonggan (Comprehensive Edition of Korean Literary Collections) is included.

Her father, Richard Theodore Greener, was the first black man to graduate from Harvard, in 1870... Morgan left no indication that he knew of Belle's background, and once she took charge of his literary collections he probably would not have cared.

In literary collections—"The Routledge Reader in Caribbean Literature" (1996) and "The Caribbean New Wave" (1990), for instance the voices of Jamaican writers, novelists and playwrights as well as poets, rise off the page.

One day, in 2000, when Silicon Valley billionaires were still buying eighteenth-century literary collections by the yard, I drove from San Francisco to Cupertino, to visit the headquarters of Apple.