Sentence examples for literary integrity from inspiring English sources

"Every one of our events has great literary integrity," she said, adding, "This is about appreciating and celebrating Joyce".

So it seems fair to conclude that the real issue in the Katchadjian case is not literary integrity but financial value, and it is not about protecting Borges's oeuvre, as the plaintiff claims.

The translator makes a strong case in the introduction for the literary integrity of "A Sentimental Novel," and criticizes the American publishers who turned it down, writing that their responses came "from a comfort zone of profound and habitual moral hypocrisy".

To not talk about how our cultural experiences affect our writing would be a disservice to literary integrity.

While her observation about the literary integrity of the Quran (in terms of its consistent reproduction without alteration) I believe to be true, today all of us must accept we are living with the consequences of the undeniable distortion of this document into dark forces which couldn't be more removed from the Quran's intent.

Khomyakov's vast erudition, his literary gifts, his integrity, and his strength of convictions should have procured for him a distinguished political and academic career.

The thinly veiled portrait seemed somehow beneath Miller, a man who had long been viewed not only as a major playwright but also as a moral exemplar, a guarantee that there was still integrity in the literary enterprise.

While legitimate writerly figures — including Jay McInerney, Hamish Bowles, Jonathan Karp, and Katrina vanden Heuvel — have appeared on the show, this is a program that once paired Keith Gessen with Elizabeth Hurley as "NYC's Newest Power Couple!," which is to say, it's a representation of the literary world bothered neither with integrity nor realism.

The organisers of the award explain that it's intended to "promote integrity and wit in literary journalism".

First novelists who were lucky enough to receive one of her reviews found their work exposed to a searching literary intelligence of great force and integrity.

The Hatchet Job of the Year prize is intended to "raise the profile of professional critics and to promote integrity and wit in literary journalism".