Sentence examples for literary effects from inspiring English sources

Krist's program at first produces some striking literary effects.

Should we be examining the literary effects of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship, or looking into the origins of creacionismo?

All airs of spontaneity, as well as any other literary effects, have to be carefully fabricated by their authors.

"I can't resist cheap literary effects," he tells us, when narrating the dramatic moment of the jammed Sten gun.

Recent acquisitions to the collection include the entire literary effects of Marianne Moore & 2,000 drawings by Maurice Sendak.

He wrote in both Russian and English, and his best works, including Lolita (1955), feature stylish, intricate literary effects.

Like any other literary effect, the present tense is an expressive device; but expression works by contrast.

As a writer, he strove after literary effect, and Jerome, writing a century later, praised the excellence of his style.

The poets of the New York School, as they were eventually known, were long on spontaneity and short on traditional literary effect.

"It is so full of clever tricks — inventions for literary effect — that I was taken aback, even astonished.

Yehoshua, who is near 70 and a dove, has written a novel that incarnates the message to extraordinary literary effect.