Sentence examples for literary credentials from inspiring English sources

"But I felt intimacy was more important than literary credentials".

By that point his literary credentials seemed well established.

A Bollywood lost-and-found movie with impeccable literary credentials.

Literary credentials: sister of the author of Celebrate, a book about parties.

Granted, these men usually had more impressive literary credentials than romantic ones.

He acknowledged that he did occasionally envy those with more literary credentials.

For writers coming of age during and after the Boom, invoking Balcells became de rigueur, the ultimate literary credential, because it linked them to a special kind of origin story.

She bases her sense of her self, in large part, on her success as a student of semiotics, and she uses her literary-theory credentials as a kind of come-on.

Robert Lowell and Mark Rothko establish their cultural credentials by recognizing her literary pedigree: she quickly ascertains that both "knew the works of my grandfather".

His academic credentials and plethora of literary prizes have meant that Geoffrey Hill has been the frontrunner for the post of Oxford Professor of Poetry from the race's start - and, this afternoon, the British poet was elected by a landslide.

Credentials, apparently.