Sentence examples for literary method from inspiring English sources

His imagination was as fat as a pig, but his literary method was lean.

In an interview, she said: "I've been searching for a literary method that would allow the closest possible approximation to real life.

In an age-old literary method for managing terror — though arguably one with diminishing returns — the parties around A.W.P. were booze-fests.

Or is it a brilliant aperçu Poems are often difficult to understand, but Mr Muldoon's literary method, for all his delightfully readable questings, seems to add hurdles rather than eliminate them.

During the late 1920s and the '30s, there appeared what became known as the classics of Socialist Realism, a literary method that in 1934 was declared to be the only acceptable one for Soviet writers.

In novels like "Asylum," "Dr. Haggard's Disease" and "Martha Peake," his literary method can be characterized as contemporary Gothic — with dark psychic energies heating up and then exploding in dramatically moody settings — or else, in a novel like "Port Mungo," as a projection of hard-bitten "dirty realism" onto the fissured interior sphere.

Jack Miles's criticism, though literary, differs from the familiar literary methods.

I also wonder whether Denis's film-making technique owed anything to Duras's literary methods.

In its literary methods, the book quietly exchanges the hard-packed ground of naturalism for the boggy, fog-wrapped terrain of the surreal.

The Fischer-Spassky showdown is the second event to have invited the bicycle-pump literary methods of these authors, David Edmonds and John Eidinow, who are both journalists.

It seeks to transform, by literary methods that do not distort or falsify, the truthful record of fact into the truthful effect of a life being lived.