Sentence examples for literary element from inspiring English sources

"Every movement needs its artistic and literary element," said the poet who proposed it.

Consequently, we look for 'easy' poems where we understand every literary element.

We encourage you to use this text to embark upon a study of conflict and support students in expanding their understandings of this literary element.

"Other Voices for a Second Sight," a disorienting installation involving video, slide projectors, audio recordings and architecturally fragmented spaces, is frustrating because its literary element is suppressed: a loud electronic hum almost completely drowns out Mr. Acconci's autobiographical recital.

On one side there was a literary element: William Blacker's Along the Enchanted Way and Patrick Leigh Fermor's Between the Woods and the Water – gorgeous, evocative, and – I calculated – highly romanticised.

Bob Dylan introduced a literary element to rock through his fascination with the Surrealists and the French Symbolists and his immersion in the New York City art scene of the early 1960s.

Novels that undeniably have generic elements also often have powerful literary elements.

A poet is always looking for a balance of literary elements to keep the poem alive.

Then, to introduce the literary elements of mood and tone, I show three very different newspaper front pages from 9/12, including The New York Times.

These original essays explore the ways in which intellectual, civilian, and literary elements helped shape the nature of military institutions, theory, and the culture of war.

According to the Oregon guidelines, for instance, students should be able to: * "Recognize, examine and understand the uses and effects of literary elements, rhetorical devices and themes within and among literary works".