Sentence examples for literary ground from inspiring English sources

Thomas the Obscure is not familiar literary ground.

Nausea was celebrated as breaking new literary ground in the 1930s, illuminating the essence of the human condition.

One is that magazines, big and small, are taking over some of the cultural and literary ground vacated by newspapers in their seemingly unstoppable evaporation.

More recent shortlists have returned to more literary ground; who will be next to join the list of greats is, until tonight at least, anybody's guess.

Explain that this list will be the "common literary ground" from which the class will use their artistic license to create original works of art that tell their own story loosely based on a literary work on the list.

ALTHOUGH it is unlikely that either Hamlet or Shakespeare ever set foot in Elsinore, this coastal Danish town is shrouded in legends that make visitors feel as if they are treading on sacred literary ground.

Particularly if it can be justified on literary grounds.

Some have defended the book on literary grounds.

"On literary grounds I believe she is a superb storyteller, totally fascinating.

Krauze judges Martí to be Latin America's "first modern writer," partly on narrowly literary grounds.

He insisted that works of literature be judged on literary grounds, and he separated literature from biography and intellectual history.