Sentence examples for literary kind from inspiring English sources
In Italy (see article), police fiction of a literary kind rules the list.
The bloodlines of genre fiction tend to be cleaner than those of the more self-consciously literary kind.
Combine all this with a tour of an altogether more literary kind.
It feels a purer, less literary kind, closer to life's true sadness.
"It has echoes of a literary kind," Dr. Mussa-Ivaldi admitted.
Malick's films have more voice-over commentary and narration, mostly of a formal, literary kind, than they have dialogue.
An Essay Upon Poetry, written in couplets and in a manner intended to resemble that of Horace's Epistles, aims to delineate the chief characteristics of the various literary kinds: the ode, the elegy, the epic, etc.
Certainly, Faulkner had other sources of inspiration to draw upon — both of the literary and non-literary kind.
Mr. Waugh has undoubtedly observed a lot in his visits to this country, but we doubt that he is quite aware of our terrible tenacity when it comes to a joke, especially of semi-literary kind, produced by foreign celebrities.
Lately, she has been having anxiety dreams featuring belligerent readers at literary festivals, the kind of dreams that first plagued her after "The Rehearsal".
In ordinary literary criticism — the kind that splits the difference between art and science — there is a give-and-take between the general and the particular.
