Sentence examples for literary intervention from inspiring English sources

Next to the suicide bombings, the air strikes, and the beheadings, a closely argued 300-page monograph devoted to a radical post-colonial thesis might seem to suggest a modest literary intervention.

Call it a literary intervention.

It has been marketed an a literary intervention for our nation of addicts.

First, finding a novel-shaped story in Wells's long life, which encompassed so many varied interests, changes of fortune, literary productions, political interventions, and sexual relationships.

Controversy continues to swirl around the prime minister's literary awards with poet Les Murray criticising Tony Abbott's "nasty" intervention to share a top prize between two authors.

Thanks to the Irishman's intervention, Svevo experienced, at age 65, what he called the literary equivalent of "the resurrection of Lazarus".

Have we not experienced, in the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival, a literary forum which for 12 years has been able to keep the "1965" discourse alive without any state intervention?

By mid-1998, the game's title had become Deus Ex, derived from the Latin literary device deus ex machina ("god from the machine") in which a plot is resolved by an unpredictable intervention.

By mid-1998, the game's title had become Deus Ex, which comes from the Latin literary device deus ex machina ("god from the machine") where an impossible plot is resolved by an unpredictable intervention.

Also based on the techniques of traditional oral accounts, it features the topical interventions of a first-person narrator in the form of soliloquies, and reflects in part the literary canon set by frame stories.

Literary party.