Sentence examples for literary date from inspiring English sources

There are many good reasons to wish Wharton's work read, or read afresh, at this late literary date.

Icelandic culture has always been literary, dating back to the medieval sagas.

She says: "The auction for The Shining Girls was terrifying – like being on a literary dating-game show, with all these editors phoning and telling me they wanted the book".

People can also promote themselves and their stories within the app and chat to other users, with its developer seemingly pitching it partly as a literary dating app judging by the "seduce someone with your writing" tagline in its app store listing.

It seemed a perfect literary blind date.

Steinbrenner's literary interests date back to Williams College in the late nineteen-forties, where he wrote his senior thesis on Thomas Hardy's romantic heroines.

Many non-Mahayana literary sources date from a time when the Mahayana had already become established, and therefore both sets of sources reflect mutual influences.

The literary tradition dates to the 15th century.

Literary speed dating seems to have its roots in Europe.

The Abkhazian literary tradition dates back only to the late 19th century.

The genesis of this literary conspiracy dates to a meeting four months earlier.