Sentence examples for literary has from inspiring English sources

"It seems that ever since that ink /scratch-resistant paint for public bathrooms was invented, literary graffiti, or graffiti trying to be literary, has become a lost tradition," he wrote.

At the start, Aidan is dating a "relationships columnist" for The New York Times (Goodwillie's parody takes certain comic liberties), who uses him as fodder for her columns, including one on their lackluster sex life: "The literary has replaced the libidinal".

"Literary citizenship --I feel like having a button made up with that statement, becitizenship --Iary has been so important to me in my life.

Improved health literacy has been linked to improved patient safety [ 40], while poor health literary has been associated with increased risk of hospitalisation [ 41, 42].

Some foes, both political and literary, have never quite forgiven him.

For too long, the literary have accepted the fallacy that popular fiction equals bad fiction (and that popular fiction tends to sell better than literary fiction).

The collective literary experience certainly has its benefits.

His literary career has been lucrative.

Stevenson's literary reputation has also fluctuated.

English literary life has a peculiar resilience.

The literary memoir has been around for some time.