Sentence examples for literary learning from inspiring English sources

But Conradi's critical acumen and literary learning also bring to Old Iris some enlightening aperçus as he surveys a massive oeuvre and an increasingly public existence.

A poet, and a superb critic of poetry, he brings to the story of his country a species of literary learning that is all but extinct outside Iran.

There's the bankrupt rajah, whose literary learning is no match for the British empire's canny brutality, the widow who flees her opium-addicted husband's funeral pyre, the agent whose schemes belie a perplexing case of possession, and the honourable second mate, whose mixed-race origins leave him a target for blackmail.

I have never considered anyone a friend unless I also determined that he had joined literary learning together with uprightness of character".

It will be a uniquely female experience that encourages community because, unlike earlier generations, Gen Z and Millennial women want to have a social media component to their financial literary learning.

To see "deconstruction" as the wisdom of the musical comedy in the halls of high literary learning may be, all in all, the best way to see it.

"The Mantle of the Prophet" is literary, learned, and deeply felt; the writing is splendid, and the story is an education for the Western reader unaware of the powerful tides of Shi'ite and Persian thought over a period of centuries.

"I felt it was high time we – psychologists, sociologists, historians, art educators and literary scholars – learned more from each other".

He commands a mastery of just about the entire canon of Western literary and historical learning.

The genre was revived and finally established in the 11th century by al-Ḥarīrī of Basra (Iraq), whose Maqāmāt, closely imitating al-Hamadhānī's, is regarded as a masterpiece of literary style and learning.

This struck me as a brave, voracious, and literary approach to learning English... Evolutionary biologists speak of the juvenilization that domesticated animals undergo, gradually losing the large teeth, long jawbones, and aggression of their wild forebears.