Sentence examples for literary from from inspiring English sources

But I have to disagree with Grossman: it's not plotting that distinguishes literary from genre fiction.

Inasmuch as no Etruscan literary works have survived, the chronology of Etruscan history and civilization has been constructed on the basis of evidence, both archaeological and literary, from the better-known civilizations of Greece and Rome as well as from those of Egypt and the Middle East.

Yet creative writing courses are often seen as being somehow bogus, as even threatening those literary principles they set out to enshrine, though the truth is that the separation of literary from popular values in writing has been virtually impossible to bring about.

This reporter is not spilling beans, simply separating the literary from the likes of celebrity memoirs, which have to be coaxed, cajoled, and bought into being.

James dwells in a kind of internal exile: from family, from good health and from convivial literary association, even from his own native land.

The conflict, a favored theme in art from the Middle Ages onward, was commemorated in literary works from John Milton to Jonathan Edwards and William Blake.

He received a BA in Literary Arts from Brown University and an MFA in Fiction Writing from Rutgers University-Newark.

Patterson engages in well-publicized literary philanthropy from his home in Palm Beach, Florida, just down the beach from Ivana Trump.

O'Brien's ghostly antecedents are all literary - from Borges to Stevenson, LeFanu and both MR and Henry James.

Literary mischief from Dorries?

Prose flourished as a literary medium from roughly 1200.