Sentence examples for literary ideas from inspiring English sources

He was put off literature by the "new novel" and by prevailing literary ideas, such as structuralism.

Puccini kept his librettists on a short leash, and Illica's more florid literary ideas tended to fall by the wayside.

Cohen serves as co-editor of Boston Review, a bimonthly magazine of political, cultural, and literary ideas.

Since 1991, he has been editor of Boston Review, a bi-monthly magazine of political, cultural, and literary ideas.

That interest led him to wonder if literary ideas could propagate the same way, and starting in 2006 he began to explore the sources of Shakespeare.

Suppose patent law had been applied to novels in the 1800s; suppose states such as France had permitted the patenting of literary ideas.

Domoslawski told the Guardian: "Sometimes the literary idea conquered him.

Program music, instrumental music that carries some extramusical meaning, some "program" of literary idea, legend, scenic description, or personal drama.

Of course, we know that "content" consists of more than "themes and characters", but Johnson is hobbled by an exclusively literary idea of what content might be.

Even when the musical idea did not originate in literature but as a waltz, polonaise, or some other striking harmonic progression found at the piano by his improvising fingers, it was usually given a quasi-literary title or brought into relationship with some literary idea.

Enigmatically printed with the titles at the end rather than at the beginning, almost all the pieces have some kind of extramusical association: perhaps with a place, or a literary idea.