Sentence examples for literary enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

The special charm of The League... lies in its knowledgable literary enthusiasm.

Bumping through the crowds of Hay-goers, some people simply wearing garbage bags, I had to admire the spirit of a place that combined literary enthusiasm with the famous stiff English upper lip.

The Little Theatre, like all the 19th-century French literary puppet theatres, performed infrequently to small audiences in a bohemian milieu; as a movement, this literary enthusiasm for the puppet theatre had little popular influence, but it served as a witness to the potential qualities of puppet theatre.

Josephine is sort of guided by her literary enthusiasms, and Ersy is completely instinctual.

His literary enthusiasms embrace problematical writers - from a colonial point of view - such as Conrad and Kipling.

There is something old-fashioned about Ruiz — his literary enthusiasms, his compulsive collecting, the calm, amused tone in which he expresses these benign manias.

The book is also, happily, filled with his literary enthusiasms, for the little-known fiction of Janet Lewis, for example, and the diaries of James Lees-Milne.

He paid her the compliment, which she resented, of using her the way he used his most intimate male friends, as a sounding board for his work-in-progress and his literary enthusiasms.