Sentence examples for literary performance from inspiring English sources

He adds now: "It's a very literary performance.

The survival of the chambers depended on literary performance, and members organized national festivals and competitions.

"Ilustrado" is "a daring literary performance," Raymond Bonner wrote in the Book Review.

Literary performance artist James Delingpole is more likely to appear than any meteorologist.

For a literary performance, it was the perfect fusion of tweedy respectability and autobahn curves.

Being anonymous felt to me like a form of literary performance art, not the way it would always be.

He abandoned early efforts at literary performances that became unwieldy and sometimes baffling to onlookers.

All three are, perhaps inevitably, more satisfying literary performances than the "Life," which is most alive in quotation.

For example, Mr. Marrazzo has changed the reach of WHYY radio, wiping out almost all of its music programming and going mostly to news, interviews and literary performances.

If Town Hall has come to be thought of as a place for musical and literary performances, the series' strong component of social issues harks back to the hall's founding.

A panel of judges determines the winner based on three categories: literary merit, performance, and "intangibles" (think the "artistic merit" category in Olympic figure skating).