Sentence examples for literary environment from inspiring English sources

"I guess there might be a perception outside the city that it's not a terribly literary environment," she says.

We live in a literary environment that – a little uneasily, I often think – feels the need to justify the reading and study of imaginative literature.

And in a way, that's what the novel itself does, finding 40 years later a literary environment in which it can enter our dreams more readily, with less resistance from horror readers' genre expectations.

Fitzgerald, who was writing in the same bleak post-World War I literary environment that produced T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land," suggests that Gatsby served in the carnage-filled battlefields of France.

At Birkbeck, students create a live literary environment, publish the anthology Mechanics Institute Reviewwhichich sells 300 copies a year, and run a monthly reading series at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art - as packed as any Waterstone's event.

I don't know of any Western writer... who is so grandiosely and sentimentally deluded about human suffering... that he's come back from behind the Iron Curtain thinking himself devalued because he hasn't had to contend with such a wretched intellectual and literary environment".

By 1862, few literary environments were as crowded as the underground.

Discussing "stylistic harmony", which he believed to be bridging all of Romania's social and literary environments, philosopher Mircea Eliade wrote: "Romanians consider Ion Creangă a classic writer belonging to the modern age.

Rebuck's message, now widely shared, is that the Kindle and its e-book competitors will not kill the book but happily co-exist with it in a bright new bi-literary environment.

And the way that they made their daughters attractive was to create a literary and cultural environment.

Effortlessly dispensing marvellously suggestive lines ("Did we go too far? Is that why your nose is bleeding?"), Smith is able to ponder the environment, literary pretensions, monogamy, warfare and loneliness, all within a couple of verses.