Sentence examples for literary mediums from inspiring English sources

By the same token, the graphs of China could be utilized by speakers of other languages as their literary mediums.

Prose flourished as a literary medium from roughly 1200.

Wodehouse's literary medium was commercial magazines, and he perceived himself as a middlebrow writer.

Concern for a common literary medium, closely tied with Hungarian nationalism, began in the late 18th century.

It's just not a literary medium — it's a suggestion of a visual medium, and as such wildly inadequate".

The confessional Wall Street memoir has become a tired literary medium because of a recent spate of industry tell-alls.

Old French was a fine literary medium, enlarging its vocabulary from other languages such as Arabic, Occitan, and Low Latin.

Spanish was the prinicipal literary medium until the end of the 19th century, before yielding to English after U.S. occupation.

"I'm a recovering academic," she said through slightly gritted teeth, having turned to a literary medium remote from the one she used to teach.

A literary medium that dates, in effect, from the mid-18th century inevitably risks anachronism when portraying periods remote from it.

Political union between Denmark and Norway started in 1380, and Danish eventually became the official language and the most widely used literary medium.