Sentence examples for literary expert from inspiring English sources

"I'm no literary expert, but they seem to be a representation of humans living in a sustainable sort of way.

"It doesn't matter whether I will or will not use that word, because I am not a literary expert," he said.

Carberry's book is certainly an entertaining read, although the jockey admitted in an interview with At The Races on Friday that he's not a literary expert.

The jury for the just-completed contest — consisting of a musicologist, a historian, a sailing champion, a lawyer, a composer and a literary expert — confessed to selecting the winning entry on the strength of its political neutrality.

He said this would "induce thoughts of a most impure character and would glorify the horrible tendency of lesbianism"; the prosecution had Rudyard Kipling attend the court, in case the magistrate needed a literary expert to persuade him to "keep the Empire pure".

With all due respect to Edmund Morris ("The Top 100," Aug. 23), an authority on Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan, it is doubtful that any literary expert would have to be told who Peter Carey is, would announce that Joyce's "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" is not a novel but "an autobiography" or would favor the pedestrian James Gould Cozzens over William Faulkner.

Mr. Dudintsev was not universally admired, especially among literary experts.

A panel of writers and literary experts choose the winner.

The attorneys will be assisted by German literary experts and a manuscript expert.

Eighteenth-century literary "experts," including Alexander Pope, "revised and corrected" Shakespeare's plays to purge them of impurities.

Critics and literary experts aren't fans of Fifty Shades of Grey but I respect it for what it is.