Sentence examples for literary construct from inspiring English sources

But that's a literary construct.

As a literary construct, Brave New World thus has a long list of literary ancestors.

Unsworth's Iphigenia approaches her sacrificial altar more as a literary construct than as a real girl.

The "we" of The Buddha in the Attic is an artificial literary construct that does not include an "I".

There's a sheaf of correspondence between him and Don DeLillo, but they only met twice for Wallace, DeLillo was best as a literary construct.

The historicity of the biblical account has been much disputed, especially by the Copenhagen school, who argue that the Bible is a literary construct rather than history.

But it's his naivety, his posturing, the punchy bravura of his short sentences that make him the opposite of a literary construct.

There's a sheaf of correspondence between him and Don DeLillo, but they only met twice — for Wallace, DeLillo was best as a literary construct.