Sentence examples for literary lessons from inspiring English sources

During his lifetime he made his home in Madrid, along with El Salvador, Chile, Argentina, and Paris, in addition to his native Nicaragua, and he absorbed the literary lessons of the world.

We are grateful to the authors of "The Report" for reminding us of this vital literary lesson, and now let us hear no more from them.

We are grateful to the authors of "The Report" for reminding us of this vital literary lesson, and now let us hear no more from them... View Article Adam Gopnik, a staff writer, has been contributing to The New Yorker since 1986.

So here's your literary lesson, kids: Let go of what you think you have to have.

Wright punctuates the poetry with a literary history lesson.

Like the art, Connolly's life remains a tremendous literary object lesson.

Muse, at times, reads like a literary history lesson, and at others, a romance with beautiful literature and prose.

The literary and life lessons of that change remain the same, but for a decade, Dr. Beth A. Tarini wondered about the cause.

Here Miller talks with Blake Eskin about how Martin fosters such intense relationships with his fans, and what lessons literary novelists can draw from Martin's example.

He teaches them literary and military lessons on even and odd days.

For a creative literary response, this lesson from the Jewish Museum London takes Josefine Rosenbaum's poem My Beloved Girls (written shortly before her death at the Theresienstadt concentration camp in November 1943) as a starting point, asking pupils to respond by penning a poem, creating an artwork or writing a letter.