Sentence examples for literary conventions from inspiring English sources

We're not reading tired literary conventions.

Later, Propertius grew more interested in manipulating literary conventions.

Literary conventions stick around even when specific books do not.

Those are the literary conventions and Vinnie is a good and obedient scholar.

The first is certainly that so many successful business stories follow patterns embedded in Western civilization's most primal literary conventions.

That would explain why they remained fixated by Western literary conventions even as they sought to upturn them.

Literary conventions, on the other hand, where individuals get together to read and talk about books, were different.

Over time, we've maintained a belief that Jakobson's idea of "literary conventions" still exists, at least in the classroom.

It is a literary convention.

It represents a vibrant literary convention.

Scripting this much history, culture and politics, Hyder tests literary convention — and her readers' focus.