Sentence examples for literary feeling from inspiring English sources

The chain's well-stocked outlets are each attractive in the same way, in accordance with the company's corporate design: impersonal, without sincere literary feeling.

Mr. Garner's willingness to experiment no matter whose literary feelings are hurt is a characteristic of many of his followers.

She's deeply literary, deeply feeling and deeply troubled.

Phil Withall is feeling literary.

But I feel close to him for personal reasons: his life as an expatriate, his difficulties with his own literary tradition, the feeling that he didn't belong in just one culture (or language).

She tells, too, of how Amis's confidence grew in proportion with his literary fame: "The feelings of profound unattractiveness from which he claims to have suffered a couple of years before we met — feelings of short-arsed, physical inadequacy which he novelises time and again — had given way to Byronic magnetism".

The feeling of literary communion intoxicated me.

Ms. Garai and Mr. O'Dowd are capable, though they can't really bring alive characters who, in being squeezed from novel to screenplay, have taken on the feeling of literary constructs.

The new recognition of strangeness and strong feeling as literary virtues yielded various fashions of taste for misty sublimity, graveyard sentiments, medievalism, Norse epics (and forgeries), Oriental tales, and the verse of plowboys.

"People debate this so much now, which is right and proper – be it an all-male shortlist of a literary prize, or the feeling that there are stories that haven't been told, that should be read".

Following the endless turbulent commentary on Dylan Farrow and Woody Allen, and the commentary on the commentary, you could be forgiven for feeling that literary art, as Trilling defined it, has been largely displaced by life — or, at least, by the pictures of life ceaselessly produced by the all-powerful media — as the realm in which we lose ourselves in a moral problem.