Sentence examples for literary phrase from inspiring English sources
She has a considerable vocabulary and is often ready with a fitting literary phrase.
"Let us put aside the literary phrase 'We are brothers but others are dividing us,' " wrote the thoughtful Arab columnist Hazem Saghieh in Al Hayat.
Mann enhances the effect with brilliant pictorial compositions and literary phrases.
Few literary phrases have had as enduring an afterlife as "the two cultures," coined by C. P. Snow to describe what he saw as a dangerous schism between science and literary life.
Expressions like "I have a broken heart over you" are more than literary phrases.
For Jews everywhere, that is more than a literary catch phrase.
The traditional biopic was closer to a historical or literary document, phrased in the past tense and the third person; the high-def version, though still dealing in past events, is fiercely present tense and, often getting us to identify with protagonists with "universal", superhero-style character arcs, more first-person.
Bluebell is thoughtful and introspective, with a literary turn of phrase.
She mentally stored quaint expressions, bizarre and silly turns of phrase, literary and biblical text and movie dialogue.
Perhaps this loss of centrality accounts for my own inclination to put the emphasis in the phrase "literary criticism" on the first word, not the second.
I don't like the phrase literary journal because that just condemns it to being sold on the sidewalk next to an issue of Vogue from 1989.
