Sentence examples for literary possibility from inspiring English sources

Happy birthday, Margaret Atwood – here's to the next decade of pushing back the boundaries of literary possibility.

These are writers in love with irony, with the literary possibility of self-consciousness so extreme it almost precludes the minimal abandon necessary for the sexual act itself".

"Cairo writes, Beirut publishes, and Baghdad reads" is a saying that prevailed in what now seems a dream of literary possibility, free of stifling fundamentalism, civic chaos, and bombs.

By way of a side-effect, that novel also wrote Glasgow into being as a city of literary possibility, coaxing its topography into imaginative life, bestowing on it that shadowy geography of the mind that all well-written cities possess.

Anti-semitism is not a discourse rich in literary possibilities.

"There is a wealth of literary possibilities there, but people in publishing are very politically correct and arrogant.

SiDiM is intended for nonfiction, of course, to protect textbooks and manuals, but its literary possibilities intrigue as well.

(I was very busy at the time, I seem to remember, exhausting the literary possibilities of the labia).

He saw that this-happened-and-then-that-happened had literary possibilities, and the scroll was a way of forcing himself to stick to this vision.

In Frankfurt Goethe started a legal practice but found the new literary possibilities to which Herder had opened his mind running away with him.

"At Swim" and "The Third Policeman" are essential reading for anyone interested in the comic and literary possibilities of formal experimentation.