Sentence examples for literary intelligence from inspiring English sources

And then, Foulds has the literary intelligence to turn the commonplace on its head.

The application of literary intelligence to this question of power — it's kind of out of style.

Literary Intelligence: A sign on the door of the reading room of the public library in Ogunquit, Maine, says, "Any person of respectable character and….

In adding literary intelligence, Adams did not see fit to dispense with the factoids, solemnity and paranoia of the commercial writers.

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 New Yorker, April 2 , 1955P. 30 Literary Intelligence: At the Library of Congress, routing slips of a timely nature don't say "Rush;" they say "Hasten".

It has been applied to more and more practical applications including literary works, intelligence, criminal law, civil law, and computer forensics.

Laura Furman, one of the judges, said of Ms. Eisenberg's collection, "From the first to the last of her collected stories, Deborah Eisenberg demonstrates her sharp intelligence, literary inventiveness and her clear understanding of human interconnectedness as it exists in isolation".

Somewhat grudgingly, however, they acknowledged his literary gifts and acute intelligence.

The Observer's 1966 review (below) discusses Plath's literary authority and "unwinking intelligence".

Mr. Glass is a journalist but also a storyteller who filters his interviews and impressions through a distinctive literary imagination, an eccentric intelligence and a sympathetic heart.