Sentence examples for literary development from inspiring English sources

Thus, there was no disruption in China's literary development.

Bill frets that his son's literary development might be hindered by his lack of sexual experience.

Has there ever been a literary development as rapid as Wallace's?

Sholem Asch became closely associated with Reisen and Nomberg, who contributed to his literary development.

Ginsberg effectively sacrificed his own literary development, which sagged after "Kaddish" (1961), to publicizing his friends and, of course, himself.

The year 1940 marked a shift toward psychology, but World War II effectively put an end to literary development.

Nevertheless, he did much to make Belgian poets aware of all literary developments in Paris.

The alliterative movement was primarily confined to poets writing in northern and northwestern England, who showed little regard for courtly, London-based literary developments.

In the postwar years the paper has increasingly covered medicine and other scientific fields, the entertainment and artistic worlds, and literary developments while maintaining its outstanding international coverage.

As for the literary developments in Turkey about 1300, the mystical singer Yunus Emre is the first and most important in a long line of popular poets.

The book also won prizes in South Africa, and while Cartwright will "never write the great South African novel", he is still interested in literary developments there.