Sentence examples for literary maturity from inspiring English sources

Van den Vondel was more than 60 years old before he reached his literary maturity.

As in "Blue Bossa," he writes boldly not just about romantic love but about parents and their kids -- a touchstone of a certain kind of literary maturity.

The thing is that it must be done so tactfully the teaching has to be delicate, unnoticeable and affectionate .This approach made Mr Maxwell the most sought-after fiction editor at the New Yorker, and he guided many young writers to literary maturity.

His Little Trilogy (Stary Sługa, 1875; Hania, 1876; Selim Mirza, 1877) shows his interest in Polish history and his literary maturity, including fine mastery of humor and drama.

In the three novels of Jane Austen's maturity, the literary satire, though still present, is more subdued and is subordinated to the comedy of character and society.

Marking the maturity of the literary contextualist tradition in the early twenty-first century is a greater diversity of approaches and an attempt to be more internally critical (see Hyland 2004).

Or maturity.

Literary theory?

Literary aspirations.

literary curiosity?

Literary party.