Sentence examples for literary milieu from inspiring English sources

It affords a glimpse into a rarefied London social and literary milieu.

Yet Wright had emerged from a still less literary milieu than Roethke.

I'm not part of the Irish literary "milieu" [she puts on a fancy voice].

The verse and Pope's commentary are only intermittently amusing to the modern reader unfamiliar with Pope's literary milieu.

The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrún, in 2009, engaged directly with the medieval literary milieu by filling a gap in the Old Norse Völsungasaga.

But in America, in the nineteen-forties and fifties, being anti-Soviet would have pitted Singer against some of his own literary milieu.

The international success of Darkness at Noon propelled Koestler into a literary and intellectual milieu for whom his writing became a touchstone of postwar culture.

In Tangier, she and Paul presided over an enviable literary and artistic milieu that included William S. Burroughs, Truman Capote, Brion Gysin, Mohamed Mrabet, and others.

I took a wait-and-not-see approach to "Friday Night Lights" last year, until an unlikely friend recommended it — a young filmmaker who had grown up in Manhattan in a literary and theatrical milieu and had no interest in sports.

This primary-source collection documents the literary, intellectual and cultural milieu of Revolutionary Cuba.

He and his younger brother, John, were raised in a milieu of literary figures: Franklin P. Adams, Joseph Wood Krutch, Sinclair Lewis and others.