Sentence examples for literary flow from inspiring English sources

Other times, they get lost in a perp's literary flow.

It was a literary flowing rather like the few years in which William Faulkner wrote "Sanctuary," "As I Lay Dying" and "Light in August".

It was a literary flowing rather like the few years in which William Faulkner wrote "Sanctuary," "As I Lay Dying" and "Light in August". But it was the publication of "On the Road" that made him famous and he never lived down that book.

Literary references flow from the pages, from Lady Murasaki to King Lear to Woody Allen.

Much literary advice flows between the two writers.

For literary works, "flowing" names work better, such as Nicholas Sparks and Barbara Kingsolver.

We are frank to say that we hate to see the flow of literary material dried up at the source.

"Literary reputations ebb and flow," he has said, "yet the purchase by a research library of a living writer's archive represents a contemporary ratification of the writer's place in the literary canon".

By then she was ninety years old, and not in the best shape to enjoy her sudden renown, though she did receive a steady flow of literary pilgrims at her home, always at 5 p.m.

Literature is no exception, as we well know; as much as we'd like to think of books as little meritocracies, literary success tends to flow toward white writers, particularly men.

But this presupposes that literary magazines are not flowing down the toilet.