Sentence examples for literary messages from inspiring English sources

Yet in these songs pop facility thoroughly trumps the literary messages.

Like hundreds of others, he wore one of the blue prints emblazoned with a serene-looking Achebe, red cap atop his head, bearing the message: "The literary icon lives on".

"It is clear that the explicit passages illustrated a larger literary, artistic or political message and were not included solely to appeal to the prurient interests of minors," the prosecutor wrote.

Treat all short forms – headlines, captions, blurbs, blog posts, tweets, text messages – as distinctive literary genres.

A novel can be literary without an obvious political message.

Yehoshua, who is near 70 and a dove, has written a novel that incarnates the message to extraordinary literary effect.

E-mail us your most inventive text-message compressions of literary classics, and we'll post the ones that we can decipher.

It would be fascinating to know what literary works have shaped the message and medium of their politics; and to learn who, if anybody, is their Edward Abbey.

Would you care to comment on this statement and explain whether it has any connection with your fictional message or your literary ideal?

You can see her, can't you, mischievously texting her older sister across the garden at Haworth; scholars guess that, many years after Emily's tragic early death, her sister Charlotte was raising a literary memorial in the text-messaging lingo that plays so crucial a role in "Jane Eyre" ("Hlp! Im in the attc!").

The Doctor's message in his literary work is that it is good to try new things.